Sentence examples for more nuanced appreciation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gore has been more forward looking on environmental issues and has shown a more nuanced appreciation of the role American troops could play in halting regional conflicts.
While it is true that these images may help provide "a richer, more nuanced" appreciation of local history, they also work well as art.
Mexico City may inspire images of pre-Hispanic pyramids or colonial cathedrals, but the constructions on the campus give a much more nuanced appreciation of national identity.
"This class sparked dialogue and friendships between the dance leadership as well as cultivating a much more nuanced appreciation of each other's styles," she said.
We seem to be moving grudgingly to a more nuanced appreciation of these groups". As a pro-democracy movement gains momentum in Lebanon, the United States faces the same challenges in what to do about a long-standing nemesis, Hezbollah.
As a result, there have been moves to use detailed characterisations of species' functions based on life-history and ecological traits, giving a more nuanced appreciation of functional roles5, 28.
Accompanied by two full-length CDs, this primer leads the way to an appreciation for the man and his music more nuanced than, say, Nietzsche's.
The reality is more nuanced.
