Sentence examples for better nuanced from inspiring English sources

Polio certainly must be eradicated, and soon, but this message needs to be better nuanced, without overstating what collateral benefits the polio model and assets contribute to RI strengthening.

In those 27 years, the same public who were drawn to Vishniac's photographs have been exposed to all sorts of better-nuanced presentations (both scholarly and popular) on European Jewry.

"Each move has broadened my experience and made me a better, more nuanced performer.

Rabin's advice to writers is: "Try to write better, more nuanced and multidimensional female characters".

This article has been corrected to better reflect nuanced differences between the insect and the human immune system.

While this may allow for better, more nuanced answers to natural language questions, it also opens up the platform to making mistakes through its users' human error.

Principally, all this could be solved by a better, more nuanced, and richer approach to the Bible.

Rather, the goal of this type of inquiry is to develop better, more nuanced understanding of a complex phenomenon and to identify new knowledge that is transferable to other contexts [ 43].

He says: "Greater inclusivity leads to better and more nuanced project planning.

James Blake knew his audience better, playing a nuanced set in his DJ guise of 1-800 Dinosaur.

"It's important that students have more nuanced, better information about the earnings of graduates from different institutions".