Sentence examples for nuanced kind from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Obama's campaign was about "hope," then it was, in some part, the hope for a more nuanced kind of dialogue.

In keeping with its musical subject matter, A Mighty Wind deals in an altogether gentler, more nuanced kind of humour than This Is Spinal Tap.

It's well beyond time for the evil eye of genre publishing to swing back towards a truly epic and more emotionally nuanced kind of fantasy, and if Ilana C Myer's Last Song Before Night is any indication, the shift is under way.

Mainly, and perhaps uniquely, it does the more nuanced kinds of human agony: awkwardness, embarrassment, fine-point humiliation.

Fans of all kinds seem to have embraced the young actor's brand of masculinity ― a more emotional, nuanced variety than what is usually depicted on-screen.

We love each other with an intense yet nuanced love — the kind of connection achieved only after a couple has endured something awful together.

"The show is as complex, as sophisticated and nuanced, as any kind of text that I've encountered, and the discussion tonight was on a par with the academic conferences that I've attended".

What followed was considerably more nuanced than the kind of diatribe, now familiar, often delivered by artists and others who came of age in the city during the 1970s and yearn for the seductions of a vanished danger.

I really want to try to write more nuanced, less simplistic kind of stuff, and its hard to find a place to do that.

This kind of nuanced judgment tends to flummox computers.

"It's kind of nuanced," Mr. Roth said, "but it's important for clients to know".