Her "confessions" are really seeds of much bigger and more nuanced observations about life in general.
As a whole, the show takes the viewer from overtly political images that decry poverty, racism and violence to more nuanced observations of postwar American life.
To avoid comparing schools that are only superficially similar, policy makers will have to supplement the data with more expensive and nuanced observations.
With time, these observations become more nuanced, building emotional resilience, moral courage, and the ability to discuss a range of issues with a range of people.
To provide more nuanced inference than is possible from simple observation of summary statistics, we compared the data to a two-phase population growth model.
The observations presented here provide us with a more nuanced picture of leukemic cell demise after intensive chemotherapy in vivo, and motivate for an expanded patient study to search for possible therapy response biomarkers.
However, our study adds greater depth to such observations and shows that the conceptual relationship between 'embryo' and 'child' is much more nuanced, subtle and contextualised (and therefore variable) than such earlier claims allow (de Lacey, 2007a, b).
The respondents sometimes question these original stories: they realize that their own observations might differ from those of their colleagues; their own, they say, are usually more nuanced.
