Sentence examples for more nuanced review from inspiring English sources
The Manchester Guardian's critic Caroline Lejeune gave it a more nuanced review but praised Pearson as an artist, as well as the film.
To get a more nuanced review, we enlisted MobileCrunch editor, Greg Kumparak to go one-on-one with MG.
A June 26 New York Times article sparks the debate over erring on the side of caution versus taking a more nuanced review of the risks associated with studying in Mexico.
Reception for the game was poor, and whereas some modern critics have given more nuanced reviews of the first two games, modern criticism for Zelda's Adventure is unanimously negative.
Perhaps South Pacific, and Hammerstein's rendering of the tale, is more nuanced than the reviews.
"Those questions prompted a more serious review and more nuanced, less open-ended commitment.
The second review was more nuanced and descriptive by highlighting the original plot and stating, "The acting is sympathetic - one almost wants to say vigorous, and the photographer has performed his part satisfactorily.
The agreed goals of this review were considerably more nuanced, and judiciously written to inform anti-corruption policymaking.
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Our review suggests, nonetheless, two more nuanced lessons that may be drawn.
But a review of his record makes it clear that his views are more nuanced than his language suggests.
