Sentence examples for more nuanced observers from inspiring English sources
In the months leading up to the midterm elections, more nuanced observers of the Walmart Moms like the pollster Margie Omero and the strategist Celinda Lake argued that Democratic values--equal opportunity, equal pay, health care, compassion, education, and jobs, jobs, jobs--could connect directly with the Moms, if only Democrats themselves were willing to address them in those terms.
Anwar, the opposition leader, has faced prosecution for sodomy, a prosecution widely denounced in the West, which Trevino defended as more "nuanced" than American observers realized.
Of course, famine and genocide seem like they should cause basic emotional reactions, but human experience -- even under extreme situations -- is more nuanced than an observer might guess.
While the repressive nature of regime has never been in question, many observers believed it would be smarter and more nuanced in its reaction when the protests of the Arab Spring first came to Syria in March.
Congressional observers familiar with Kingston say he is a politician who often holds more nuanced views than his high-profile public statements sometimes suggest.
For market observers like Raffaello Napoleone, who do business with a diverse range of online operators, the picture is more nuanced.
Among defense lawyers and other observers of Brooklyn's criminal justice system, Mr. Hynes's record in the courtroom is more nuanced.
Economists offered more nuanced views.
