Sentence examples for nuanced line from inspiring English sources

This is a smart, nuanced line for Gallagher to take.

Charlie Cook, a more neutral analyst, takes a more nuanced line.

But now I have to take a more nuanced line".Such sentiments are common.

The Green Party's mayoral candidate and London Assembly member Jenny Jones has been taken a more nuanced line on fares.

For example, Harriet Harman, Labour's deputy leader, talks of young people not being listened to, roping in rising university fees and the withdrawal of subsidies for pupils (though Ed Miliband, her party's leader, takes a more nuanced line).

Ah, but my distrustful judgment is simplistic, according to the nuanced line being peddled by rejected Clinton negotiators, shell-shocked Barak aides and a glad-to-be embattled Arafat.

His subtly nuanced lines, relaxed tempi and lilting phrases were admirably suited to Haydn and Mozart.

Fizzing with humour, and a characterful charm lent to it by Liew's expressive, nuanced lines, it's a genuinely refreshing inclusion to the oeuvre.

Yet there was a clear distinction between the driving, rather undifferentiated showiness of Boccherini (whose Symphony in D minor opened the program) and the finely etched and nuanced lines of Mozart in the A major concerto, K. 414, which Mr. Fleisher conducted — a better term might be "enabled" — from the keyboard.

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.

I was able to play Human Revolution only a bit and the big question I had was whether my interest in the game's ethically nuanced story line would allow me to sustain interest in the face of the disappointingly plain visual presentation and somewhat clunky combat systems.