Sentence examples for more nuanced variations from inspiring English sources

("You're a real different person in the sack than you are standing up".) But Mr. Norton and Ms. Keener, two of the brighter talents of independent film these days, provide more nuanced variations on the theme.

Although the secondary criterion of an ED stipulates that a facility is generally accessible to the public, we have encountered many more nuanced variations on accessibility based on local emergency care needs.

Biggar has made Wales's approach slightly more nuanced but more tactical variation will be needed to fulfil Gatland's dream.

A more nuanced assessment of differences in variation among schizophrenia patients and between patients and healthy comparison subjects can clarify etiology and even facilitate the identification of patient subtypes with common neuropathology and clinical course.

Further study might examine whether physicians with more knowledge of human genetic variation hold more nuanced understanding of the role of race and ethnicity in health, and whether that understanding is associated with clinical decision making.

For example, although some research in this area has already been done [ 62, 67], a more nuanced understanding of how data on human genomic variation are interpreted by media, and in turn assimilated by the public, is needed.

The new version is "much more nuanced," Ms. Schellmann added.

Given variations in question wording over time these more nuanced categories of employment status may be less consistent than the broader three category coding.

Still, a more nuanced hand at the helm might have helped smooth over the variations in the play's tones.

These differential reserve responses correlated with variations in seascape heterogeneity, indicating that reserve placement would benefit from a more nuanced classification of marine habitat types across the seascape.

It uses international manufacturing data to show that significant variations in the use of environmental audits are associated with differences in stakeholder influences, and that a more nuanced treatment is needed when evaluating these audits.