Sentence examples for even nuanced from inspiring English sources

While elegant and well set, even nuanced, it felt, somehow, almost like a cop-out.

Besides white, the most frequently answered category was 'other,' which meant that people were not being even nuanced between black... and Hispanic.

One exception may be China, which Mr Bush visits on November 19th.Economic officials in the Treasury and the office of the United States' Trade Representative have forged a workmanlike, even nuanced, relationship with the People's Republic.

His pastiche of a novel is not compelling, intriguing or even nuanced, but a lot of it is very funny and has a trashy exuberance that comes from spending much of one's life watching TV and listening to rock 'n' roll.

The fact the SCS did succeed in distinguishing this particular group from the population-based sample suggests the instrument is sufficiently sensitive to detected even nuanced antisocial and prosocial features in the social conduct of youths.

"New Orleans is a place where even nuances have nuances," he said.

They tend toward the nasty, brutish and loud, where even nuances are conveyed as shouts.

The subtleties are greater in "Dichterliebe," and Mr. Padmore's sound was even more finely nuanced.

His exacting, elastic band, Los Guachos,  which will be working Tuesday through Sunday at the Village Vanguard, knows how to respond to even his most nuanced signals.

The spikiness of the initial exchanges has turned into something more considered and nuanced; even if neither of us has admitted we were – God forbid – wrong, we have conceded the other may have a point.

With "The Wire," Simon had two decades as a reporter and resident to draw upon, but both he and Overmyer, despite many years of experience with New Orleans, knew they couldn't begin to approximate the intimacy of locals in a city where, as Simon has put it, "even the nuances have nuances".