Sentence examples for nuanced review from inspiring English sources
"nuanced review" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you are discussing a complex evaluation or opinion which has been carefully considered, typically with the consideration of multiple perspectives. For example: "The reviewer provided a nuanced review of the product, balancing the positives and negatives in a detailed assessment."
The Manchester Guardian's critic Caroline Lejeune gave it a more nuanced review but praised Pearson as an artist, as well as the film.
To get a more nuanced review, we enlisted MobileCrunch editor, Greg Kumparak to go one-on-one with MG.
In a nuanced review about the sculpture's strengths and weaknesses, Los Angeles Times critic Christopher Knight, described the piece as "a good sculpture if not a great one".
A June 26 New York Times article sparks the debate over erring on the side of caution versus taking a more nuanced review of the risks associated with studying in Mexico.
In a press release this Tuesday, the company says, "Based on the professional, honest, and nuanced review content that has been contributed by the community over the past six months, we're confident that now is the right time to take this next step".
He also worked to offer nuanced reviews.
Some complain that nuanced reviews can't be summarised as a line of asterisks: a show may have five-star acting or writing in a one-star production, or vice versa.
Reception for the game was poor, and whereas some modern critics have given more nuanced reviews of the first two games, modern criticism for Zelda's Adventure is unanimously negative.
Perhaps South Pacific, and Hammerstein's rendering of the tale, is more nuanced than the reviews.
Her review is nuanced and interesting, and here's a taster of it.
In order to gain a nuanced view of record review as a tool for evaluating patient safety work, we find it important to gain a deeper understanding of the experiences from reviewing teams working with the GTT method.
