Sentence examples for nuanced appraisals from inspiring English sources
While Hitchens's literary and historical writing has allowed for nuanced appraisals, even forgiveness, of morally complex figures — in a 2005 book on Jefferson, for example, Hitchens finds his way past the fact of his slaveowning — the political present elicits prosecutorial zeal.
Thanks for this sensitively nuanced appraisal of my former colleague and dear friend Tim Leary.
Mr. Clement asks the justices to vacate the decision and send the case back to the appeals court for a more nuanced appraisal of the issue.
I really recommend the full interview for its highly intelligent, nuanced appraisal of the kind of bankers rarely featured on this blog; the top people.
This rating was used to provide a more nuanced appraisal of study quality and is consistent with recent evidence that the results of non-randomised designs more closely approximate those of randomised studies when adjustment is made for relevant area-specific characteristics, rather than for characteristics of convenience such as demographics.
In Brooks's column, he hastened to explain that he wasn't opposed to political judgment, per se — as he sees it, part of the problem with partyism is that it obscures finer, more nuanced political appraisals.
It is the story of the mother-infant bond told from a nuanced but distinctly Darwinian perspective, an appraisal of how a welter of selective forces has shaped maternal behaviors, impulses and strategies over tens of thousands of years.
These results suggest that the appraisals of low EE carers were more nuanced, more dependant on the event type than those of high EE carers.
Though Sondheim has only praise for "Carousel," his overall appraisal of his father figure is more nuanced: "Oscar's lyrics are often flat-out sentimental, lacking in irony, which is the favorite mode of expression of the latter part of the 20th century.
Freud's bleak appraisal of social and political solidarity was replicated, if in somewhat more nuanced form, in his attitude toward religion.
