Sentence examples for if nuanced from inspiring English sources

"Mr. and Mrs. Edgehill" reminds us of Coward's highly emotional, if nuanced, patriotism.

But similar, if nuanced, phrases still find their way into court, causing confusion.

When it comes to income levels, the story is reasonably clear, if nuanced.

Martin Perez, the president of the Latino Leadership Alliance, defended the governor, arguing that Mr. Christie's statements have been consistent, if nuanced.

But he added that it may be less consequential in the California case than in some earlier ones, given the administration's general, if nuanced, support for gay rights.

Coming on the heels of Jimmy Carter's trip to Havana, the speech was an unfortunate, if nuanced, reaffirmation of Mr. Bush's support for the counterproductive, four-decade-old economic sanctions and ban on travel to the island nation.

But Wyn Evans is nothing if not nuanced: his installations have a baroque richness and chiaroscuro mood.

Their faces convey a range of emotions that is nothing if not nuanced.

The actual gameplay was slightly nuanced, if a little basic, but thankfully the writing was excellent (if South Park is your thing, of course).

That is, it is full of enthusiastic young actors showing off formidable, if not yet nuanced, chops.

The conductor Pietro Rizzo made his house debut leading an elegantly phrased and finely nuanced, if sometimes sluggish, performance.