Sentence examples for more nuanced with from inspiring English sources

In more secluded conversations, views are more nuanced, with expressions of anger, fear and exhaustion.

— as the girls' focus on one another, and on their families, becomes sharper and more nuanced with almost every page.

The reality, of course, was far more nuanced, with politics and protest both playing a role in the decision.

In the era of European ascendancy and general amiability, the competitive dynamic has been more nuanced, with more to read between the lines.

(The ENO Orchestra, conducted by Paul Murphy, is strained by the spiky Stravinsky score: they're much happier, and more nuanced, with the lush Massenet Acosta has chosen as linking music).

However, a new smattering of more keyed-up performers — notably the headliners Primus, as well as the dance-pop duo Mates of State, the funk-inclined instrumental rock group Sound Tribe Sector 9 and the Malian-American electric experimentalists Toubab Krewe — indicate that the festival is growing more nuanced with each passing year; gatheringofthevibes.com.

It's bound to become more nuanced – perhaps with Lucas getting the poop on how Underwood slayed Russo, and with Rachel eluding Stamper's clutches to tell her side of the story, one that implicates the vice president.

This makes for a more nuanced image, with more diversity between brighter and darker areas, as well as richer colouring.

At the same time, Germany's new self-confidence has allowed for a more nuanced relationship with Russia.

In some ways "Curb" is subtler and more nuanced, but with the same unmistakably Seinfeldian structure of snowballing bad luck.

But a look at individual prices paid suggests a more nuanced story, with dismal results for nearly half the lots — and this for the second successive sale.