Sentence examples for more nuanced stance from inspiring English sources

We too believe that the global imbalances and the financial crisis are intimately connected, but we take a more nuanced stance on the nature of the connections.

His more nuanced stance coincides with his changing relationship with his young son, who is first shown reluctantly competing in a judo match.

While the two share ideological similarities, with relatively conservative and business-friendly proposals, Mr. Alegre, a senator, has adopted a more nuanced stance on gay rights.

Mr. Perry highlighted his own consistent opposition to abortion rights (but did not bring up his more nuanced stance on immigration, saving that for a later appearance in Iowa).

As the Washington Post reported two years ago: [Director of national intelligence James] Clapper has said repeatedly in public that the leaks did great damage, but in private he has taken a more nuanced stance.

While this position is intuitively powerful, we will take a somewhat more nuanced stance.

The official opposition Labour Party is taking a more nuanced — or else strategic — stance in its opposition to the bill at this stage, with Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham describing the "Snoopers' Charter" label as a "lazy" characterization during today's second reading.

But they also said that they are now clearly dealing with a far more nuanced, cautious and subtle Iranian stance that the rejectionist position of only a few months ago.

His stance is more nuanced than the widely quoted 'don't vote'.

Since Globovision changed owners, Castillo had become the figurehead of the news channel's effort to offer a more nuanced editorial line without weakening its critical stance.

Labour's position is slightly more nuanced.