Sentence examples for nuanced conclusions from inspiring English sources

But as a returning prisoner of war he drew nuanced conclusions about political leadership and public opinion that have left him at some times a dove (Lebanon, Somalia ) and others a hawk (the Balkans, Iraq).

In other words, much of the evidence needed to establish unambiguous responsibility for starting the war was being manipulated before, during and after it.That said, the two books are very different and reach dissimilar, though equally nuanced, conclusions.

Or that some of the most effective bank lobbying, for instance against a new consumer watchdog for financial products, has been by small community banks rather than Wall Street behemoths.A broader perspective would have led to more nuanced conclusions.

But the most recent report by the commons culture select committee in the last parliament, signed off by Whittingdale as its chairman, reached more nuanced conclusions on the licence fee than the culture secretary himself who has compared it to the poll tax.

To that end we are happy to make quite nuanced conclusions and recommendations.

Hence, we are able to establish more robust and nuanced conclusions on labor market assimilation of black immigrants.

Complicated, I know, and just the kind of nuanced conclusion that would never fit into 140 characters.

Each nuanced conclusion taken out of context and run through the headline generator adds more fuel to longstanding myths around sex, gender, and relationships.

However, as I thought about what the Apple Watch was (and wasn't) I've come to a more nuanced conclusion.

Your results indicate a more nuanced conclusion.

Milton et al. (2011) did another study on the same topic and came to a similar but more nuanced conclusion.