Sentence examples for nuanced perceptions from inspiring English sources

This two-character play exaggerates the novel's bluntness without capturing its nuanced perceptions.

Disagreement is an expected part of the exchange, which, on the whole, helps move the public discussion toward more nuanced perceptions of campus sexual-assault narratives.

Along the way, Perry's variations on the theme of their relationship reach rare extremes of emotional experience, and introduce extraordinarily nuanced perceptions of the behavioral and psychological complexity of fleeting moments.

He is Pelecanos's most fully fleshed creation, full of quirks and contradictions, but with nuanced perceptions of his surroundings that add a dimension of gravity and moral complexity to Pelecanos's world.

Although we can and should learn from the anti-theorist critique, and pay special heed to its insistence upon the importance of particular circumstances for moral judgment, the most uncompromising versions of casuistry and particularism threaten to replace reasoned argument by the delicate and nuanced perceptions of sensitive moral judges.

In order to elicit more nuanced perceptions and attitudes from some patients for whom English was not their first language, seven interviews were conducted entirely in an Indigenous language by fluent non-Indigenous contract interviewers.

Diplomacy is based on power relationships and relies on nuance, discretion, perceptions and, most important, negotiation.

Interviewees identified numerous cultural nuances and perceptions about preterm birth and stillbirth.

By comparing similarities and differences in one another's stories, they experienced the ability to question and find nuances in perceptions such as 'everyone else is perfect' and 'everyone else feels good'.

As the examples illustrate, interview participants firmly believe that no country is the same when it comes to cultural nuances and perceptions surrounding maternal health, childbearing, newborn health, and other related issues.

For successful advocacy, cultural nuances and perceptions must be closely examined and efforts must be tailored and adapted for each country and implemented by actors who will be cognizant of the cultural sensitivities at play (Femi Kuti, M.B.B.S, F.R.C.O.G., Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria).