Sentence examples for nuanced observations from inspiring English sources
Her "confessions" are really seeds of much bigger and more nuanced observations about life in general.
About half of this show is devoted to the intense bout of cloud studies he did in 1821 and 1822, incredibly nuanced observations of nebuli color and behavior.
To avoid comparing schools that are only superficially similar, policy makers will have to supplement the data with more expensive and nuanced observations.
As a whole, the show takes the viewer from overtly political images that decry poverty, racism and violence to more nuanced observations of postwar American life.
Her finely nuanced observations about human relations often have a subtlety reminiscent of Henry James: "She could not quite suggest, but pervasively implied, that some cheerful young woman would redeem her son's restlessness - not perceiving that the son, whose wanderings were far from wayward, was in some respects overredeemed already".
But a similar, albeit more nuanced, observation is applicable to today's shoes when it comes to functionality.
You could ring in the year by surfing on the music's bright side or hear the program as a more nuanced observation about where we are.
This is the kind of nuanced observation that wouldn't come to most film-watchers straightaway, but it reveals just how technically complicated the disparities are between the two traditions and the complexity of Ratner's task.
While Ilsa and Laszlo are the perfect doe-eyed romantic heroes, and Major Strasser is a pantomime baddie, it's the shadier characters in between that elevate Casablanca from a standard schlock-fest to a nuanced observation of human nature.
Her new family saga - which depicts three generations of a cloth shop-owning family in Delhi - is a similar multi-purpose blend of the literary and the readable: a briskly non-introspective plot enriched by nuanced observation of social power-play.
In particular, more nuanced observation and measurement is necessary for looking under the distal and proximal covers so as to implicate underlying sensorimotor schemes.
