Sentence examples for nuance as a from inspiring English sources

We have this pathetic binary yes/no approach to public ideas that treats nuance as a nuisance.

She is frank, assertive and simplistic, tending to present her lack of nuance as a surfeit of principle.

But Dundee, as wily as a political handler, as aware of nuance as a shrink, came to Ali having practiced on tomato cans.

In many ways, it will be the most difficult OS to embrace by developers in terms of both scope and nuance as a result".

Riccardo Hernandez's vertiginously tilted stage is more distracting than unsettling, and the acting, directed by David Esbjornson, tends to the overwrought, although Zach Grenier lends nuance as a German major torn between poetry and cruelty.

"Deborah Kerr is wrong in every nuance as a conventional Los Angeles matron (though she probably lives there) She's even less at home than she was as the adultrou Kansas housewife in "The Gypsy Moth".

And as a result, readers will find this second volume of Entrepreneur Journeys laced with political nuance, as well as a genuine attempt to understand what might deliver America, and the world at large, from its dire present day.

Through their errors, they come to understand moral nuance as well as moral clarity, and to appreciate moderation.

Or to use another comparison, he has directed a film which repudiates frills and nuances as firmly as a medieval mystery play.

His output extends beyond administering stern 4/4, too, something exemplified by a recent brooding improv set on Alien Jams' NTS sradio how as Nuances, as well as Life Between Screens, a cassette compilation he curated in 2014 featuring ambient wanderings from the likes of Shelley Parker, Bnjmn and Wanda Group.

He could meet with me and then with a representative from Kansas and understand the nuances as well as the content of both conversations".