Sentence examples for more nuanced point from inspiring English sources

We want a more nuanced point of view; this discredits him".

In truth, Schell had a more nuanced point than the book's title — "Baseball's All-Time Best Hitters" — promised.

President Obama's embrace of same-sex marriage rights last week instantly touched off speculation about the possible political implications, but that misses a more nuanced point.

(Exceptions do exist: in Iran the figure fell from 63% to 52%.)What Gallup's analysts have been stressing, however, is a more nuanced point.

Crooked Hillary bought the DNC & then stole the Democratic Primary from Crazy Bernie!" That's not quite what Brazile wrote; she was making a more nuanced point about the corrosive quality of the campaign's financial relations with the Party.

Stamos doesn't engage with that more nuanced point.

Her account of Mr. Mobutu's interaction with wealth is far more nuanced, pointing out, for instance, that state corruption is an expensive business.

Far from describing peak oil as a myth, the paper's conclusions are far more nuanced, and point to an overwhelming body of evidence contradicting the industry hype that the rest of his report parrotts uncritically.

But there is also a more serious and nuanced point to be made here, which is that the tension between "doing" and "managing" is a genuine problem for many organisations, one that human-resources policies often struggle to resolve.

I think a more nuanced argument would point out how those parenting styles interact with poorer school choices and tougher economic choices — just to name a few things that working-class families face in comparison to their better-off counterparts.

But to be more nuanced about this point, this election does not mean that all government action is stymied.