Sentence examples for nuanced representation from inspiring English sources

Mad Men, American television drama series that aired (2007 15) on the American Movie Classics (AMC) cable network and was widely praised for its nuanced representation of social life in the 1960s and for its stylish visual flair.

The land systems approach allows a nuanced representation of different types of forests and agricultural systems such as shifting cultivation and commercial agricultural plantations.

Fuzzy logic naturally models human logic allowing for the nuanced representation of features of objects and thus is utilized to derive such gradual representation as well as for modeling user profiles.

"Queen Sugar" has been lauded for its nuanced representation of black families.

But contrary to what seem to be the accepted standards, more nuanced representation of physical and mental health problems could make video games more exciting.

There's a beautiful moment at the one minute mark that feels like a nuanced representation of the tired phrase "the calm after the storm". .

Are there complex, nuanced representations by other white people which we might turn toward?

They saw the work as a caricature of Islamic society and challenged us to appreciate more nuanced representations of their culture.

In my own work, I sought to combine clarity about Nazi doctors' moral responsibility for what they did with nuanced representations of them, including psychological conflicts that, unfortunately, most were sufficiently able to overcome to go on with their killing.

However, research on fragmentation is slowly shifting from a focus on coarse patterns to more nuanced representations of biodiversity and landscapes that better represent ecological processes.

This quotation demonstrates the perceived importance of nuanced representations of both Xbank as the provider of tissue and the context of the tissue itself.