Sentence examples for both basic and nuanced from inspiring English sources

The center starts you off with a multimedia show that is both basic and nuanced, skimping on neither patriotism nor tricky issues like slavery.

The 1960s was a sort of heyday for Gordimer's non-fiction, her reportage both vivid and nuanced, her criticism sharp and confident.

He sometimes deflected the questions but ultimately had little trouble coming up with both specific and nuanced answers.

This constitutes both ongoing model development, and nuanced scenario analysis designed to further explore key uncertainties in evolving policy issues.

As Gregory Rodriguez of the New America Foundation points out, the census will both yield "a more complex and nuanced portrayal of America's racial profile" and create a "statistical mess".

But Ukip's reductionist approach has made reasoned and nuanced discussion of both virtually impossible.

Both shows' treatments of faith and belief is respectful and nuanced.

Results of the current study are consistent with basic research in that they suggest that motivation is a more dynamic and nuanced conceptual system than the current applied literature and language suggests.

Fortunately, in my view, both the data and analytical tools have been refined in recent years to mount a more complex and nuanced examination of American colonization.

Both Lenn and Becker agreed that news outlets need to provide more complex and nuanced reporting about Muslims.

We are more interesting and nuanced as a culture and a society when we both recognize and value our variances and seek to include rather than exclude.