Sentence examples for more nuanced situation from inspiring English sources

The second situation is a more nuanced situation.

Though there is truth to that, digging a bit deeper shows it turns out to be a much more nuanced situation than just that.

"My sense, after spending two or three years working on this, is that it's a much more nuanced situation than the alarmists seem to believe," Markoff said.

But time moved us forward, and gender relations became a much more nuanced situation; women evolved as a whole into having goals other than racing gravity to lock down a dude, and men (at least in theory) started viewing their boob-bearing counterparts as more than trophies, domestic aids and mamas to their progeny.

Contrary to a common prevalent discourse that there has been a pervasive failure to meet MDG-based expectations for progress in in maternal and child health, our analysis implies a less dire and more nuanced situation.

However, the legal reality is much more nuanced and situations do not deserve to be stage.

However, a more nuanced analysis of the situation would acknowledge the political turmoil that characterized many regions and periods and would also suggest that a degree of caution is needed in applying Western criteria for literary evaluation to a period in which the aesthetic yardsticks were clearly different.

In his statement on the most recent attacks, President Barack Obama – who travelled through the country as a young student, exploring the land in which his father was born, and possesses a more nuanced understanding of the situation than most other world leaders – referred to the contest between the forces of progress and those advocating a more violent, anarchist vision for Kenya.

Millet starts with a journalistic recounting of the attack (they're mostly too good to check, but all of these stories rely on some factual under­pinning — Stone's ex, Phil Bronstein, really was bitten by a Komodo dragon), then continues with a more nuanced view of the situation.

In spite of all this, I still believe in the Arab Spring movement as a whole, but I think these kinds of movements need to be more nuanced based on the situation at hand.

However, these policy goals also require a more nuanced understanding of the situation and actual capacities of carers.