Sentence examples for nuanced reasons from inspiring English sources

As for the more nuanced reasons, some streams are worse than others.

For songwriters, there are both big, sweeping rationales and smaller, more nuanced reasons to hate streaming services.

We sit next to him before crackling campfires when he joins fellow scientists and listen as they explain their life's work to understand the many nuanced reasons that make some species rare.

Though there are many nuanced reasons that motivated voters to pull the lever for Trump, we also know that for many voters there was something that tugged at them from Trump's overarching banner of "Make America Great Again".

Janet Hood, convener of the Law Society of Scotland's equality and diversity committee said: "There are many – and nuanced – reasons as to why the gender pay gap exists.

For that reason, a nuanced understanding of the role of Elvis (and fellow rock 'n' roll musicians) in the standoffs over integration and segregation is crucial to an understanding of racial history in this country.

This is one of the reasons for our reliance on multiple methods to develop a more nuanced understanding of issues involved and to control for potential social desirability bias.

He has a nuanced understanding of computers.

It was comprehensive yet nuanced, tightly reasoned yet accommodating of individual differences.

But the breathtaking performances, including Norm Lewis's dignified Porgy, David Alan Grier's raffish Sporting Life, and, above all, Audra McDonald's passionate and nuanced Bess, are reason enough to applaud a revisionist "Porgy".

But Ukip's reductionist approach has made reasoned and nuanced discussion of both virtually impossible.