Sentence examples for more nuanced consideration from inspiring English sources

His book, "A Free Man," dispels conventional notions about the working poor, replacing it with a more nuanced consideration.

It is also a plea for a more nuanced consideration of identity and borders in the post-9/11 political climate.

The field is in the midst of shifting to a more nuanced consideration of data and reporting of results based on confidence intervals and effect sizes.

Swift action this week, however, as opposed to last week, will now need to be coupled with more nuanced consideration of the problems and a focus on pragmatic solutions.

This way offers the possibility to a more nuanced consideration of hubs if they differ regarding their characteristics.

Is our unwillingness to pursue such a project today a failure of nerve, or a more nuanced consideration of consequences?

Unfortunately, the political rhetoric around euthanasia has made it a "wedge issue" and thus foreclosed the more nuanced considerations that euthanasia merits.

Interpreting emerging ethics issues in screening requires more nuanced considerations of individuals' contextual experiences since these may be contradictory to the policy position.

This indicates that, at the global and operational level, interpreting emerging ethics issues in screening requires more nuanced considerations of individuals' mundane experiences that are innately intertwined with their traditional and contemporary lore.

Indeed, it is in keeping with much contemporary dance coming out of Israel, where an emphasis on speed and passion too often stand in for a more nuanced, thoughtful consideration of the human condition.

So while traditionally medicine has talked of health and disease, normal and abnormal as dichotomous categories, a more nuanced contextual consideration is needed.