Sentence examples for nuanced point from inspiring English sources

We want a more nuanced point of view; this discredits him".

In truth, Schell had a more nuanced point than the book's title — "Baseball's All-Time Best Hitters" — promised.

(Exceptions do exist: in Iran the figure fell from 63% to 52%.)What Gallup's analysts have been stressing, however, is a more nuanced point.

President Obama's embrace of same-sex marriage rights last week instantly touched off speculation about the possible political implications, but that misses a more nuanced point.

There are hundreds of delicious details of nuanced point work; of exquisite, fast little jumps in the idiom that ballet folks (irritatingly mixing their languages) call "petit allegro"; of acrobatically accented positions; of changing group formations; and more.

But there is also a more serious and nuanced point to be made here, which is that the tension between "doing" and "managing" is a genuine problem for many organisations, one that human-resources policies often struggle to resolve.

Sympathizers with the church's position say the Vatican made valid and nuanced points.

Rather, there will most likely be nuanced points in long opinions.

Her account of Mr. Mobutu's interaction with wealth is far more nuanced, pointing out, for instance, that state corruption is an expensive business.

It's well put together, but is not the most subtle of affairs: the Allied soldiers are all big-hearted chiselled heroes; their Japanese counterparts are all devilish thugs.It is not indeed a great film for a composer wanting to make a series of nuanced points.

Angry rants against another person's beliefs are often founded on straw men, false caricatures of what are really nuanced points of view: straw men like Hindus as cow-worshipers or Christians as science-haters.