Sentence examples for nuanced affair from inspiring English sources

"Don Quixote" is not a nuanced affair.

Televisually tapping into this vague sense of dread is a nuanced affair.

Far from the simplistic renderings of standard Hollywood fare, the distribution of accents in Native music is a nuanced affair.

But the story of Addis Ababa and Ethiopia's long coexistence with hyenas is a more nuanced affair.

For serious Biblical scholars, truth is a nuanced affair; contrary to popular understanding, inerrancy, infallibility, and literalism are all distinct positions.

Complex biology and the many overlays of social, psychological and economic issues make medicine a complicated, and nuanced, affair.

The storytelling mechanism allows the show to offer a much more nuanced portrayal of an affair than the stock "evil cheater" storylines so commonly portrayed on television.

This nuanced grasp of world affairs was reinforced when he said that Mr. Obama displayed "Kenyan, anti-colonial behavior".

Despite Mr Eady's typically Canadian obsession with wins and losses, Americans, with their more nuanced view of international affairs, have learned to think of the war as a draw.FREDERIC SCHWARZNew YorkSIR Bagehot's suggestion that Robert McCartney MP is "a one man political party" came as a surprise to me as deputy leader of the United Kingdom Unionist Party ("Flying the flag", May 20th).

In an increasingly interconnected world, having a more nuanced understanding of world affairs (including language skills) will become ever more relevant.

The 16-page "One of the Muses," for example, is an infinitely nuanced account of a love affair that gradually breaks up and disperses.