Sentence examples for nuanced criticism from inspiring English sources

But the most nuanced criticism of what you might describe as "PC culture" has come from a show that has never been particularly subtle with this kind of satire: South Park.

Others have slightly more nuanced criticism for the conclusions of the study: Tom Kirkwood of Newcastle University, a researcher who was not involved in the new research, thinks that interventions for specific kinds of age-related biological decay could still extend the human life span.

The 1960s was a sort of heyday for Gordimer's non-fiction, her reportage both vivid and nuanced, her criticism sharp and confident.

One can also predict that those condemnations will, in turn, make others hesitant to voice more nuanced, thoughtful criticism out of fear of piling on.

Kentucky senator Rand Paul was more nuanced in his criticism.

"It's inconceivable to me that the Met wouldn't welcome nuanced and challenging criticism," he said.

Do you think there should be a more nuanced approach to film criticism?

Yet, although his appearance was undoubtedly electrifying, his criticism is less nuanced and insightful than it seemed back then.

But even some Republicans sympathetic to Ms. Palin suggested that she needed to find a more substantive and nuanced means of addressing the criticism to avert any risk to her political standing and to maintain control of her political narrative.

Among health care groups weighing in on repeal proposals over the last few months, insurers have been among the more reserved ― generally offering a nuanced mix of support and criticism.

Reception for the game was poor, and whereas some modern critics have given more nuanced reviews of the first two games, modern criticism for Zelda's Adventure is unanimously negative.