Sentence examples for nuanced discourse from inspiring English sources

We are building the argument that educational researchers, and more broadly cognitive scientists, should adopt a more nuanced discourse about movement.

While these are critical concerns, in any system of any kind, conventional or unconventional, large-scale or small-scale or centralised or decentralised, we suggest that a more nuanced discourse is necessary around energy justice.

This is a goal that fulfills both the joy and practicality of learning, for if students learn to communicate ideas in nuanced discourse, logically and lucidly presented in such a way that there is space for substantive discussion, we will have the pleasure of living in a less polarized and more civil society where democracy functions and diverse perspectives are respected.

They overlook nuanced discourse within the black community in favor of stories of tension between the black community and society at large (which makes business sense).

And how can we scale rich, nuanced civic discourse to produce meaningful outcomes on which we can all act?

For nuanced policy discussion?

Through his ministers, Mr. Barak has leaked some ideas for addressing this reality, ideas more nuanced than his public discourse.

Nevertheless, Kogălniceanu's antisemitic discourse was nuanced and less violent than that of some of his contemporaries.

However, machine-based findings are supplemented with critical discourse analysis offering nuanced readings of the text that necessarily involve interpretation, implemented within the established paradigm of textual exegesis that is critical discourse analysis [ 63– 63].

The patients in our study had highly nuanced understandings of the dominant discourses on multiple chronic diseases, such as the notion that patients are a burden on their medical providers and the 'system' at large.

The discourse today is more nuanced and issues of race are part of it".