Sentence examples for nuanced profiles from inspiring English sources

The machine is not about to write nuanced profiles or wisecracking think pieces.

A cursory look at the kind of material coming out of India of late reveals a country with a much more nuanced profile: Peepli Live, the dark comedy by writer-director Anusha Rizvi, shows impoverished farmers and their families contemplating suicide for cash.

And while Huckabee has long shown a penchant for generating headlines with comments that appear designed to do just that, throughout our day with him he was eager to engage in extended conversations that showcased a more nuanced profile of the staunch social conservative. .

This will help build your ability to understand and appreciate a wine's complex and nuanced flavor profile and bouquet.

Decanting these young wines makes the tannins less abrasive in the wine's flavor, which generally results in a smoother, more nuanced flavor profile.

As a consequence, expect to see from now on – across broadcasting – a rather more nuanced tone in profiles and interviews, which leaves some wiggle-room if the star's reputation later collapses.

Throughout the 1990s, Martini, as archbishop of Milan, offered a nuanced, progressive and high-profile counter-balance to the moral conservatism of Pope John Paul II.

But behavioral profiling, highly nuanced, draws heavily from cognitive psychology and, often, on the personal experiences with previous crimes and the subjective interpretations of the profilers.

Beyond that there is also a more nuanced lesson for high profile athletes.

Congressional observers familiar with Kingston say he is a politician who often holds more nuanced views than his high-profile public statements sometimes suggest.

They're far more nuanced than the one dimensional profile you paint.