Strife in Uganda is a more nuanced issue than the video explains.
So, it's a much more nuanced issue, but I do think that studying it from a performance perspective is a really useful way to go.
There has been a crime-wave that UKIP have blamed on immigration, but Scott sees it as a much more nuanced issue – and anyway, there are plenty of nasty "indigenous" bastards about.
The discourse today is more nuanced and issues of race are part of it".
As before, I'll look for one of the "gubernatorial grownups" (Romney, Huntsman, Daniels, or, if he's still among us, Pawlenty) to emerge as the eventual nominee, but, whoever he is, he'll be free to take more nuanced positions on issues like abortion, gay marriage, and Greater Israel.
"It's a major show, and one of the things that makes it groundbreaking is that the artists themselves have gotten more nuanced about the issues they're looking at.
But while several rivals, most notably an eloquently performing Marco Rubio, attempted more nuanced analysis over issues such as immigration, Trump's trademark bluster was bolstered by his position in the centre of the debate stage and the fact that so many of the other candidates were talking about him.
This is one of the reasons for our reliance on multiple methods to develop a more nuanced understanding of issues involved and to control for potential social desirability bias.
A more nuanced, and doubtful, take on the issue by Pankaj Mishra, titled "What will Asia's Ascendance Bring?" is up here on the Rendezvous blog.
Thompson, who often takes more nuanced views on complex issues such as stop and frisk, has a great deal of passion – he's just often overlooked because he tends to lack panache.
