Sentence examples for much less nuanced from inspiring English sources

Nicki's feminism, though positive, is rooted in monopoly; feminism becomes a much less nuanced conversation when you're the only woman in the room.

That they turned out to be much more nuanced — or much less — than you first thought when you went back to write about them again?

It is a convenient narrative which benefits both the propaganda machine of Islamists and the calls of those in the west who support military action, yet the true picture of those who claim to act in the name of al-Qaida – both in Africa and elsewhere – is far more nuanced, and much less of a threat to Europe, than we are commonly led to believe.

Few people would believe that Semillon the backbone grape of many of the great dry and sweet Bordeaux whites could amount to much of anything in the U.S., much less a dry wine this luscious, nuanced, perfected and fully mature.

Quixote's adventures would be unintelligible — and much less amusing — were it not for the nuanced renderings of the modern condition in which they take place.

D'Banj was maybe less nuanced, but that was very much the point.

While some dishes communicated blunt down-home goodness, others were assembled or presented in intricate, precise fashions that sent a much more nuanced message and asked you to summon a much less freewheeling mood.

Others have been less nuanced.

The performances grow considerably less nuanced.

Sinead O'Connor's version is less nuanced.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.