Sentence examples for it lacks nuance from inspiring English sources

The surprising thing about Brown's strategy is that it lacks nuance.

As help seeking is measured on a yes/no scale, it lacks nuance.

The one making the tea thinks I lack nuance online.

Golabek is not an actress, and her reading of Hershey Felder's adaptation of her own book on the subject lacks nuance, but it doesn't matter: the audience is moved to tears as she plays sections from the various beautiful classical pieces her mother managed to learn throughout her very sad and scary ordeal.

This binary, like all binaries, lacks nuance, but more perniciously it overlooks the fact that we barely gave desegregation a chance.

But I'm wary of ascribing the label of feminism to everything a woman in the industry does; it has become a cultural tic, and one that lacks nuance.

Mr. Perjovschi's site-specific strategy feels daring here, but it isn't exactly new, and his bare-bones style lacks nuance, a familiar problem with agenda-laden art.

Sounding like a disappointed professor, Fried said that Cruz's willingness to label the faculty Communist "lacks nuance".

While Mr. Goyal highlights some of the issues affecting our education system, his letter lacks nuance and makes several overstatements.

Perhaps these prospective leaders simply live in a class bubble, and their understanding of real people lacks nuance.

Aswany sensitively probes the nature of courage and patriotism, but his writing tends toward didacticism, and his treatment of prejudice in America lacks nuance.