Consumer advocates make a nuanced case.
And, just as Ailes may have counselled, there was no attempt at building a nuanced case or offering realistic solutions.
There are forms of QE that look more like currency manipulation: unsterilised foreign-exchange intervention, for example, such as the Swiss National Bank and Bank of Japan have both done (and even that is a nuanced case, a debate for another day).
In a state where hunting and shooting have long been part of everyday life, Mr. Morse and Ms. Giron had to make a nuanced case that they supported both gun rights as well as some restrictions.
Blair also makes a nuanced case for "creative ambiguity", admitting that he sometimes strung along both Unionists and republicans, acting as middleman and passing on less than accurate accounts of what the other was saying.
He will seek to suck the political poison out of America's involvement in Iraq by presenting a far more nuanced case for victory in the country than George W Bush's ill-advised words spoken on an aircraft carrier over seven years ago.
Feminist historian June Purvis makes a persuasive, nuanced case in the opening paragraph of the first chapter of her 2002 biography Emmeline Pankhurst: It is commonly stated that Emmeline Goulden was born on 14 July 1858, but her birth certificate records the following day as the date of birth, at Sloan Street, Moss Side, Manchester.
It requires a nuanced, case-by-case judgement that an algorithm-loving business like Google is clearly going to object to.
We highlight the few rules that inform DBT assesssment and practice, note and correct several common misconceptions, and demonstrate how the use of thorough assessment can result in a more nuanced case formulation and treatment plan.
There is a slightly more nuanced case to be made as well: That by banning earmarks, lawmakers forfeited too much power to the executive branch.
