No one wants the news to present an unnecessarily positive view of the world -- just to report both the positives and negatives with nuance; and to avoid the kind of reckless sensationalism that has characterized reporting on the continent in the past.
If an election were held now the coalition would lose its majority.In this section The constant chancellor Reforming Zapatero Repayment days In search of a leader Out of the limelight ReprintsYet that negative verdict needs nuance.
Trade in her peppy, positive whites-and-brights wardrobe for no-nuance, negative New York black?
Rush signed a huge contract, and luckily for Rush, he signed it just in time, because it is over for him and the rest of the negative nitwits who nip at nuance and only know the nexus of nastiness.
A key finding from our research is that it is at times hard to categorize each of these domains as entirely positive or negative, due to the many nuances involved.
His claim has nuance, both positive and negative: something was forged that we break at our peril.
28 29 These results thus suggest that, for research and prevention work, the dichotomous categorisation of people's HIV status as either negative or positive may miss important nuances.
Coding the many text elements provided categories with variation and nuances, and it also gave negative examples.
While I was eager to leave, my time on the "dark side" was valuable because it yielded insight and nuance into how PAEs operate, the negative impact they have and what can be done about them.
These results add nuance to a field of research that has mainly emphasized negative outcomes for children in transnational care.
