Sentence examples for nuanced stories from inspiring English sources

"Having three protagonists allows us to create nuanced stories, not a set of archetypes," says Houser.

He now says he's focused purely on telling "nuanced stories" that straddle comedy and drama.

Instead, they should focus on testing our tolerance for smart, complex characters and nuanced stories, just as "The Sopranos" and "The Wire" and "Mad Men" did.

But the film suffers from the female actors barely looking interested, and ends up as testimony to Iranian cinema's need for credible actors and nuanced stories.

NGOs could do more to encourage the media to support more challenging and nuanced stories about their work, even at the risk of looking less than perfect.

Baker's women seem more vivid than his men, with deeper insights and more nuanced stories to tell, but when they engage in sex they become the same panting cartoons as the dudes, shouting Baker's fiendishly clever dirty talk.

But even here, the data tell a more nuanced story.

A close look at the numbers tells a more nuanced story.

But, as Wednesday's figures also show, the statistics can tell a nuanced story.

On the ground, however, between human beings, is a more nuanced story.

The injury database tells just part of a much larger, more nuanced story.