Sentence examples for nuanced presentations from inspiring English sources

"These were pretty nuanced presentations," one foreign diplomat said on Monday.

In choosing roles, Mr. Westerman sought to avoid stereotypical Indian characters in favor of more nuanced presentations.

Everybody is connected (and thus have access to the same font assets), and you can still have finely nuanced presentations that look great.

Backing off from a nuanced presentation of corporate life, the filmmakers opt for melodramatic caricature.

They also facilitated a deeper consideration of the concept of unreliability in the analysis which resulted in a more nuanced presentation of the consequences of stroke and one that moved beyond the initial functional description (see Norris, Allotey and Barrett 2012).

In those 27 years, the same public who were drawn to Vishniac's photographs have been exposed to all sorts of better-nuanced presentations (both scholarly and popular) on European Jewry.

He made his usual nuanced, lawyerly presentation, talking about the breach of international "norms".

But there is so much material here and it is so nuanced in presentation that it can be difficult to clarify the different stands writers took and why.

Its foreign associations put it in the same exalted league of dinner party fare as, say, chicken Kiev, but its flavors were more nuanced and its presentation was far more festive.

The article itself was more nuanced than the headline and presentation got across, which is hard to avoid.

However, their gender presentation is usually more nuanced than that.