Like to give a nuanced example, for instance, you have a finance class, and you have a social justice oriented class.
The most lively and nuanced example tracks the open-source development of Twitter, which, Johnson contends, bypassed the secretive, free-market model based on "the artificial scarcity of intellectual property".
Our analyses provide nuanced descriptions, examples and a typology of less-than-helpful responses from family and friends that might undermine patients' efforts to seek and follow through with treatment for depression in primary care.
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).
He is part of an informal group that has unsuccessfully lobbied for reform of the definition to make it more nuanced, for example by replacing "know" with "appreciate".
This poses a problem since discrimination is no longer codified into law i.e. Jim Crow, but is seen in more nuanced way, for example Welfare Reform disproportionately affected women of color".
Postmodern cultural critic bell hooks cited the interaction in the Memphis train station between Thomas and the Japanese couple as one of the few examples of nuanced, deconstructive and subversive treatment of blackness in American film.
In "Gloriadispara," for example, a nuanced pink-lavender with tiny touches of scarlet animatedly activates a rough, scabrous ground of gray-white matter.
She also created several nuanced male characters, for example, the hapless father in the 1991 short story Neypayasam, who shelters his children from their mother's death.
