Sentence examples for more nuanced responses from inspiring English sources

Audiences can clap, cheer, boo, perhaps make gunshot noises, heckle "Judas!"; more nuanced responses are at a premium.

He's joined by the solid negatives of party leaders John McCain and John Boehner, and the slightly more nuanced responses of senators Lindsey Graham and Mark Pryor, both of whom are up for re-election in 2014.

In other words, some of the items are too broad, while others would require more nuanced responses.

Does the training turn impulsive responses into more nuanced responses?

Nurses and neonatal nurse practitioners provided more detailed descriptions than did neonatologists, and the feeding and developmental specialists provided more nuanced responses about feeding and development.

More nuanced responses were obtained for the three questions that elicited responses on nurses versus patients' rights, strike action, and a trade union versus a professional association (Table 2).

In a recent piece in the magazine, James Wood gave a more nuanced response.

However, there might be, anywhere in Ireland, a more nuanced response to the notion of a Catholic priest having certain strong Republican sympathies.

A more nuanced response might draw attention to the way that Chardin deliberately built a rhythm of patterns, pairs and repetitions into his work, intending not to cheapen but deepen.

And then, sensing, perhaps, that the situation demanded a more nuanced response, McChrystal, who is in charge of running our war in Afghanistan, adds, "I'd rather have my ass kicked by a roomful of people than go out to this dinner," McChrystal says.

"Whereas in the past government policy has tended to err towards condemning, blocking, and disrupting the services offered by messaging apps, there are signs that the Iranian political and media establishments may be looking to develop a more nuanced response to Telegram's popularity, potentially even co-opting the platform for their own ends," the report by Small Media says.