Sentence examples for heavily nuanced from inspiring English sources
Large-scale government investment programmes and considerable foreign borrowing were succeeded by the credo of liberalise-privatise-deregulate, now heavily nuanced by rhetoric of poverty reduction and a focus on institutional reform and good governance.
And that vetting process for a nomination is heavily nuanced for every voting branch.
"If such an overstatement is taken out of its heavily nuanced context, then pulled out of the printed article and highlighted, it can have a badly distorting effect," he said.
Dutchification, if I may create that noun, is purely subjective and implies a heavily nuanced value judgment expressed within the Pennsylvania Dutch community; the general tenor is that the end result may border on gaudy and perhaps even tastelessly comic, since there is a hint of dry humor whenever the expression is used.
At issue was a heavily nuanced, often ironic performance by Mr. Colbert, who got in many licks at the president — on the invasion of Iraq, on the administration's penchant for secrecy, on domestic eavesdropping — with lines that sounded supportive of Mr. Bush but were quickly revealed to be anything but.
It's no coincidence that education and religion are equally slow to change, which for both is a highly complex, highly political and heavily nuanced process tied to the issue of value and organizational charter.
Boston University biblical scholar Jennifer Wright Knust demonstrates in her new book, Unprotected Texts, that the Bible's lessons on sex and marriage are highly nuanced, heavily contextualized and often contradictory.
It becomes a place for us all to imagine differently and to change onstage who's gaze and perspective we're thinking about and who the protagonist and antagonists of our stories are". At the heart of Una Aya and Michi Ilona's work is a focus on storytelling, heavily informed by the intersecting, nuanced layers of identity the two navigate on a daily basis.
We also researched quite heavily how we could nuance the demand for money against the country not being embarrassed or upset during the process.
Accordingly, it is nuanced.
