"nuanced meanings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the different layers of meaning that something can have, or to refer to language or words that have subtle shades of meaning. For example, "The poet used nuanced meanings to illustrate the nuances of relationships."
As ever, Cotillard – wounded, watchful – is able to give to the camera extraordinarily nuanced meanings without saying a word.
Central to these considerations are cross-cultural sensibilities about the nuanced meanings associated with any principles and standards.
Similarly nuanced meanings can be expected for other triggering factors, such as the fear of being a burden to others, a perceived loss of dignity or a loss of meaning in life.
Drawing on Biernacki's argument "that coding frustrates retrieval of the nuanced meanings that explain action," we also believe the immersion/crystallization (I/C) analytic technique will be valuable to unpack MuBoJo burden from these data.
Quantitative studies of self-management behaviours in patients with combined mental and physical multimorbidity are available but are limited in their ability to elucidate the more nuanced meanings of living with multiple and potentially conflicting long term conditions.
The strengths of a documentary analysis would be the following: on the one hand, documents can help the researcher to elicit nuanced meanings that he or she is trying to understand and, on the other, documents help broaden the understanding of the context surrounding the phenomenon under examination [ 96, 99].
I think even readers who assume this is how we operate would marvel at the excruciating care our reporters have taken in reporting the cascade of tragedies in Japan — extracting nuanced meaning from a story that is hard to reach, possibly dangerous, immensely complicated and befogged by ignorance and obfuscation.
Or perhaps it has an even more nuanced meaning.
The Latin lines play-off the English translations, and contain nuanced meaning not found in the English that better represents the sections to which they refer.
Jonathan Turley: Yeah, this is another example of this sort of nuanced meaning that we find in the Obama Administration -- what is a drone attack?
To the world outside this conference, the word "queer" does not have the nuanced meaning that it has in settings like this.
