Sentence examples for deep nuanced from inspiring English sources

M.D./Ph.D. programs are designed to prepare individuals for careers as physician-scientists: professionals combining the clinical skills and knowledge of a medical doctor with the scientist's deep, nuanced knowledge of and expertise in scientific methodology.

They want to write their story, to craft narrative-first games and to create deep, nuanced characters.

That is, it is supposed to help us produce a citizenry with a deep, nuanced, complex, and multifaceted understanding of the issues confronting our nation and world.

The desperate need for social acceptability drove Ennis Del Mar into tormented loneliness while Ledger's deep, nuanced performance beckoned us along for the ride.

For example, 97percentt of exchange students from Muslim-majority countries said that their year in the U.S. gave them a deep, nuanced, and more favorable views of American people and culture.

I had been in Costa Rica all week and planned to discover a deep nuance about Costa Rican culture.

And the deeper nuances of his ideas are not easily gleaned without hours fine-combing the documents.

Driving with the Xbox One pad's rumble triggers is still sublime, and Turn 10 has seemingly added even deeper nuances to its handling model.

While such dichotomies are inevitably partial, they offer a heuristic to interrogate the deeper nuances of a problem or process.

What are the subtleties and deeper nuances of technique?

The New York Times said of the full performance of Born in the U.S.A. that "Springsteen sang with deeper nuance... the songs have not faded".