Sentence examples for considerably more nuanced from inspiring English sources
The agreed goals of this review were considerably more nuanced, and judiciously written to inform anti-corruption policymaking.
The truth is considerably more nuanced and reveals much about the dilemmas facing not just schools, but Britain as a whole.
I've also been won over by Abie Longstaff's Fairytale Hairdresser series, considerably more nuanced and subversive than they appear on the surface.
Among the young, attitudes toward America are considerably more nuanced, shaped by the lack of Communist propaganda against the United States, personal contacts formed through exchanges or business deals, or by the Internet or television.
Still, Dr. Lam, whose mentors include the author Margaret Atwood, has enough talent to sculpture a story considerably more nuanced than the usual thinly disguised autobiography doctors like to call fiction.
What followed was considerably more nuanced than the kind of diatribe, now familiar, often delivered by artists and others who came of age in the city during the 1970s and yearn for the seductions of a vanished danger.
The two scientists' positions are considerably more complex and nuanced than I was able to convey in a short article.
While Norm's intentions can at least be construed as nuanced, this Canadian vodka brand's motives are considerably more shaky.
The two arguments obscure a more nuanced reality: adjusted for inflation, China's currency has strengthened considerably through much of Mr. Obama's tenure.
