Sentence examples for more nuanced thing from inspiring English sources

"It's a more nuanced thing to market, but we're going to keep seeing more of them, because there's an upper limit on rewards and cash".

But the greatness of a Formula 1 driver is a more nuanced thing than just his raw statistics.

But, according to Koenig, there's guilt and there's blame, which is a more delicate and nuanced thing.

The Baby Sitters Club isn't the only series of its kind to undergo a redesign, and though the reasons are probably more nuanced and involve things like money, it does seem like some blame should go to Cecily Von Ziegesar and her gaggle of U.E.S. bullies (one need only refer back to Stacey, a Manhattan transplant to Connecticut, to sense how Martin feels about the big city).

Given this distorted state of affairs, my professorial task is to present a more nuanced portrait of things African.

President Bush conveyed more bravado and an easier time coming to clear judgment, while President Obama seems to weigh things in a more nuanced way and approach things more slowly.

Mr Douthat thinks depictions of the invasion and subsequent debacle of an occupation should be more "nuanced" and depict the whole thing as a tragedy of good intentions and unintended consequences.

Maybe showing these things are more nuanced than they'd like it to be makes them think about it".

Last month the lords of the pharmaceutical industry who spent $35m on the two most recent elections went into a huddle to plan their next demand.Now, some of these things are more nuanced than they appear; and a few other corporate lobbying campaigns, such as the one for a simpler tax code, may even be downright healthy.

"What I'm looking for 'Black-ish' to do is be a little bit more nuanced in teasing those two things out".

It's because the extraordinary campaign and election period, and the historic result, just might remind Britons and others overseas that in America things are always more nuanced than they seem.