But I keep thinking of Othello, who, looking back on his life, described himself this way: 'One that loved not wisely but too well.' " An old friend said, "He's not a very nuanced person".
Nigella the food writer is a more complicated, nuanced person, someone you could be friends with and who would surprise you and annoy you and delight you and make you laugh and bake you brownies if you were going through a bad patch.
I'm a complex, nuanced person.
Each interview tended to last at least 45 minutes and allowed for an extended discussion between interviewer and respondent, providing nuanced first-person accounts of people's experiences and perspectives.
Girls' networks become intricate and demanding, and friendships often hinge on attention to feelings and lots of rapid and nuanced communication — in person, by cellphone or Instant Messenger.
A nuanced, intelligent, thoughtful person who is considerate of all the complexities of war and peace?
It's a nuanced job, bringing a person to life.
That's why it's all the odder that this nuanced, intensely aware little person at the center of his film, whose love for her mother is obvious, should nonetheless seem so obliviously unaffected by her mother's distraction, bitterness, rage, passivity, impotence, and subjection.
We argue that other fields of knowledge, both in the social sciences and the humanities, provide alternative and critical views which could help public health move towards a more humanistic, nuanced view of the person.
It is a great reminder that every person is complex and nuanced as it shows the daily struggles, pain, joy and family life of both drug dealers and police officers.
Geophysicist Carolyn Ruppel, who was one of McNutt's MIT advisees at the time, has a more nuanced take: "She's an amazing person, an amazing scientist, and has made significant contributions in areas that were difficult to navigate.
