Sentence examples for nuanced editorial from inspiring English sources
As the former assistant reported: "Her fierceness can be difficult in the nuanced editorial process.
Since Globovision changed owners, Castillo had become the figurehead of the news channel's effort to offer a more nuanced editorial line without weakening its critical stance.
Its proponents say that human judgment is more reliable than algorithms, which can be gamed by trolls and arguably less nuanced when faced with complex editorial decisions; Facebook's algorithmic system famously botched the Vietnam photo debacle.
Released late last year, the 150 images which are free for editorial use give a more accurate, nuanced view of mental illness by showing the real lives of ten Americans living with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Puzder's views of the fast-food economy are more nuanced than one might expect from reading his Wall Street Journal editorials alone, and they're worth hearing.
So it's refreshing to see that, yesterday, the BMJ published an editorial taking a stance against the Greenfield media circus, and has called for a more nuanced, evidence-based debate to be had about the potential effects of digital technology on developing brains.
