Sentence examples for more nuanced position from inspiring English sources

Smith's more nuanced position supports a different view of taxes.

On abortion, many voters take a far more nuanced position than the leaders of their parties.

Mr. Gore has a more nuanced position, but one that is also deeply troubling.

"I think they're like, finally, someone's taking a more nuanced position on rape".

It is disingenuous to call France's action a rejection of American leadership, because the French took a more nuanced position about the multihued nature of democracy.

If Congressman X says at a press conference, "Lower rates have always produced higher tax revenues," reporters might point out the party's representative had to retreat to a more nuanced position.

Some (less prominent) conservatives took more nuanced positions.

"People are now debating these issues and taking more nuanced positions".

Over a music career of more than 25 years, the Beastie Boys evolved from a goofy rap trio to a conscientious band with more nuanced positions on politics and art.

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.

The delegates are much less supportive of the war than the public is over all, than Democratic voters generally are, and than is reflected by the more nuanced positions of Senators John Kerry and John Edwards, whom they will nominate this week for president and vice president.