Sentence examples for more nuanced stage from inspiring English sources
Post-9/11, our cultural diplomacy is more nuanced: stage technicians from Bahrain visit theaters in America to get ideas for their work in Manama, poets conduct writing workshops with Somali refugees in Kenya, hip-hop artists raise awareness about disabilities.
In more recent scholarship, this division has been questioned: some interpreters have claimed a unity between all stages of his thought, while others talk of a more nuanced division, adding stages such as the middle Wittgenstein and the third Wittgenstein.
Still, the rhetoric from the stage was more nuanced than that of the previous shows.
Secretary Clinton is far more educated in public policy, far more experienced on the global political stage, far more nuanced in her robust policy prescriptions, and far more conversant in complex governmental minutiae than the largely incurious and policy lite Donald J. Trump ever will be.
But psychological science has a more nuanced view of adolescence as a separate stage, between childhood and adulthood.
However, the legal reality is much more nuanced and situations do not deserve to be stage.
For example, the Edmonton Obesity Staging System was developed to provide a more nuanced approach to weight-based classification and greater clarity in clinical decision making.
The reality is more nuanced.
