Sentence examples for more nuanced way from inspiring English sources

The Vick case, too, has come to be viewed by some in a more nuanced way.

"There ought to be a more nuanced way if somebody just thinks it through," she says.

An even more nuanced way to manage watering is a strategy called regulated deficit irrigation.

"Films depicting death in this more nuanced way could provide a valuable resource for initiating discussions about death between children and adults," wrote the study authors.

This more nuanced way of marketing to girls and women contrasts with ads a generation ago that prescribed a woman's role in society as that of a homemaker.

"People are now having conversations about assault, about rape, and in a deeper, more nuanced way, to learn not to be indifferent in your social connections," said Kenneth Elmore, the dean of students.

We need the ability to choose, and to do so in more nuanced ways.

Women, it suggests, should frame their requests in more nuanced ways to avoid undermining their relationship with their boss.

Rather, they are beginning to measure influence in more nuanced ways, and posting their judgments — in the form of a score — online.

Instead, it had time to explore protagonists' friendships and motivations in more nuanced ways and with far more pronounced consequences to your words and actions.

Yiadom-Boakye's inventiveness as a creator of different characters and back-stories is the key to more nuanced ways of painting.