Sentence examples for nuanced ability from inspiring English sources
But it is not the jaw's power to destroy that fascinates Dr. Van der Bilt; it is its nuanced ability to protect.
So Kubler has cultivated a skill that is unique to the age of Internet fandom, and perhaps increasingly necessary to it, as well: a nuanced ability to seem authentic and confessional without spilling over into a Britney Spears level of information overload.
New molecular tools and a growing genomic perspective are offering the ability to discern nuanced aspects of host:symbiont interactions while identifying genes and pathways involved in regulating host:symbiont relationships [ 2].
This argument has no nuance or ability to build a constructive dialogue because it equates Jews with Nazis, despite the extreme difference between extermination and preservation.
Doesn't really get done often, because there's a grand risk involved: This is the kind of thing where if you don't have the chops -- the intelligence, the skill with nuance, the ability to willingly embrace the humanity found in the flaws -- you can wind up with an unholy mess.
As such, microglia have recently been revealed to be surprisingly more nimble and nuanced than previously imagined in their ability to respond to their surrounding environment.
Mr Geithner worries aloud about the financial system's ability to withstand sudden macroeconomic shocks.Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, takes up (as ever) a carefully nuanced position.
Accordingly, it is nuanced.
