Sentence examples for nuanced shift from inspiring English sources

At least one analyst detected a nuanced shift in Mr. Draghi's assessment.

This nuanced shift is likely to make equality campaigners uneasy, on the grounds that "fairness" is a much vaguer and less legally enforceable concept than equality.

There is already a nuanced shift of emphasis: doors are closing, people are ageing, and to them it must feel like the End of Days.

In a nuanced shift in his outlook for the Japanese economy, Mr. Shirakawa said Japan might recover later than initially expected because of problems stemming from the financial crisis.

Hook's subsequent recognition of the ways in which the teaching of science involved the learning of substantive subject matter and experimental techniques rather than a generalized method for the criticism and testing of hypotheses marked a nuanced shift in his educational philosophy.

I'd like to argue that the current transformation from zombie to witch as the go-to horror storyboard is representative of a nuanced shift in our ever-changing sense of collective self-identity.

But one can discern more nuanced shifts to the East as one talks to experts on South Africa.

There's a Cronenbergian edge to the film's ambivalent attitude towards infection, encapsulated in Nanua's nuanced performance that shifts between youthful innocence, feral survivalism and opiate-like addiction.

Similarly, during important scenes, Lin slows time and piles sentences into longer paragraphs, replicating complex thought processes and shifting, nuanced moods, while showing his admiration for the work of Lydia Davis (also cited).

The open-ended responses indicate that the novice learners' knowledge level becomes much more sophisticated and nuanced and represents a shift towards that of advanced learners.

There were intense pleasures to be had in watching the monks' spinning airborne kicks and nuanced, moment by moment shifts.