Sentence examples for nuanced submission from inspiring English sources

Canada's subtly nuanced submission, "Monsieur Lazhar," whose title character is an Algerian refugee teaching in a troubled Montreal school, also fits easily into this category.

His holy fool title character is a superbly nuanced comic creation, and Gervais' Emmy submission (and, remember, voters look only at one episode and not the season as a whole) contains a beautifully written, sentimental speech that could win him the Emmy just like Jeff Daniels' "Newsroom" state-of-America rant did the trick last year.

Instead of simplistic, black-and-white, romantic notions of war draped in patriotic glory, the listener encounters a more difficult and nuanced 20th-century musical landscape of existential questions, gruesome descriptions, defiant submissions and cold dissonance.

Brian Horay, a classical music critic for The Huffington Post, questioned Kalmar's claim that his selections should not be interpreted as political, writing that listeners "[encounter] a more difficult and nuanced 20th-century musical landscape of existential questions, gruesome descriptions, defiant submissions and cold dissonance".

"We had hoped that Apple would be more nuanced in how they applied this rule but we got a bit worried when it had been in submission for around two weeks without a decision," he says in a statement.

First, the issue of submissions, as with similar questions about gender and salary negotiations or gender and career management, is nuanced, complicated and as mediated by gendered expectations and behavior as anything else.

* submission.

Definitely more nuanced.

Reality is more nuanced.

In submission.

His position is nuanced.