Sentence examples for infinitely more nuanced from inspiring English sources
What Kennedy asserted was infinitely more nuanced than that.
Various elements evoke "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "A Delicate Balance," and the gruesome denouement seems swiped straight from "The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?" But Mr. Albee's analysis of the solitude and cruelty of life, and the destructive impulses of the well heeled, is infinitely more nuanced, provocative and truthful.
Mr. Packer conveys a sense of place, of the awful deterioration there -- of what is happening to normal people in Iraq and what is happening to a culture -- in a way that is infinitely more nuanced than what you see on the news.
However, our full explanation, so far, as to how temperature affects the balance of tastes is infinitely more complicated and nuanced, with the concentration of taste compounds in the food another key factor, along with variations in taste sensitivity among individuals and the fact that other sensory components of the tongue are heat-sensitive, too.
And infinitely more entertaining and revealing, more outrageous and more nuanced, than the heart-to-heart girlfriend chats about hair and make-up that Caitlyn Jenner has promised to give us in her upcoming reality television series.
The overall impression is of someone a lot more complex, nuanced and, above all, human than the formal posture of a public figure would seem to allow, and infinitely more approachable than the man in Hausmann's earlier portrait, where the stare is more that of a bland and corpulent politician".
"It's much more nuanced".
Treatments will become more nuanced".
