Sentence examples for for a more nuanced view from inspiring English sources

For a more nuanced view on landscape of Trump v. Comey on this particular point, please see this story at Lawfare.

For a more nuanced view, you could watch the new HBO show "Girls," a series created by and starring the young director Lena Dunham, about post-college life in New York.

"It is really looking at Picasso during the Cold War and driving away from this myth of him as a creative genius and playboy with this compulsive expressive talent, for a more nuanced view," he said.

For a more nuanced view, I'd recommend Jonathan Freedland's article arguing that Brown did help avert a global depression at the G20 summit in 2009, that he kept Britain out of the single currency, and that he believed economic recovery should precede deficit reduction.

At the broadest level, our findings underscore the need for a more nuanced view of the role of gesture in comprehension and learning.

The findings underscore the need for a more nuanced view of the role of teachers' gestures in students' comprehension and learning.

Some advocates for illegal immigrants took a more nuanced view.

Blue Telusma, writing for the Grio, took a more nuanced view: "Those of you saying that Kim Kardashian needs to put on some clothes simply because she is a mother also need to sip a big champagne glass of 'Girl, Bye!' Because this antiquated idea that mothers are not allowed to celebrate their sexuality is ridiculous and naive".

To make matters worse, there's also no appreciation for the complicated history involved when talking about the period of nativism in question, for if there were then a more nuanced view of groups like the "Know-Nothings" would be presented.

Donald Fehr, who has been the executive director of the N.H.L. Players Associationn since December 2010 but was effectively leading the union for several months before then, takes a more nuanced view when asked if the league is better off now than it was before the lockout.

While a sharp dissociation has often been drawn between semantic and episodic memory, with the hippocampus only involved in the second, several recent studies suggest a more nuanced view (for discussions see [53], [54].