Sentence examples for no nuanced exploration from inspiring English sources

The play, which comes to New York after being seen at the Barrington Stage Company and TheaterWorks in Hartford, provides no nuanced exploration of the Dr. Ruth phenomenon, instead simplifying her vocation into a survivor's sense of obligation to repair the world.

As Carpenter's nuanced exploration of what worked in Lawrence v.

Aciman establishes his characters' opposition early, using it as a springboard for a nuanced exploration of identity and belonging.

Such a nuanced exploration stands in rebuke to much of the lazy polemic written about European Muslims today.

Penix-Tadsen has created a delightfully wide-ranging yet nuanced exploration of the games and game cultures of Latin America.

Though Little-Brown was engaged and thoughtful, the class still felt more like a rote exercise in social obligation than a nuanced exploration of a complicated issue.

The D&G show earlier in the day was more of a carefree romp through a theme than a nuanced exploration.

But his redeeming transformation from carouser to valiant soldier occurs without much nuanced exploration of the character's awakening sense of duty and honor.

Let's hope that the honing takes a while, because she's onto something good in her playful, nuanced exploration of questing women.

Cunningham works with the poetry of Kate Tempest and the myth of Tiresias in this beautifully crafted and emotionally nuanced exploration of sexual and personal identity.

It's a relief to read their humanely nuanced exploration, not long after David Cameron exposed to the public his tough-love muscle on "multiculturalism".