Sentence examples for nuanced thing from inspiring English sources

But, according to Koenig, there's guilt and there's blame, which is a more delicate and nuanced thing.

"It's a more nuanced thing to market, but we're going to keep seeing more of them, because there's an upper limit on rewards and cash".

Empire is about a lot of other things, too, and unless we accept and recognize and explore the fact that empire is a complicated, nuanced thing, we misunderstand it, and we misunderstand how the world has developed since".

During our conversation, she mentions how much classic literature has the theme of forgiveness at its heart, from Middlemarch, in which George Eliot talks about "the hideous fettering of domestic hate", to Anthony Trollope's suitably entitled Can You Forgive Her? Cantacuzino says, "Forgiveness is a nuanced thing.

If you know and love the poem, then the idiosyncrasies of the poet's voice risk getting in the way of what you hear in your head, that infinitely nuanced thing Wallace Stevens called "the poem of the mind," audible only in "the delicatest ear of the mind".

The day after Scott showed his McDonald's-inspired collection, Miuccia Prada débuted a collection that was inspired, according to the Financial Times, by "binge-watching Fassbinder films such as 'The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant.' " Scott told me, "I don't always hide it in this nuanced thing that's supposed to be haute or refined.

Politics are weird-ass nuanced things".

"In general, the worries over cyber-bullying and sexting have overshadowed a look into the really nuanced things about the way technology is affecting the closeness properties of friendship," said Jeffrey G. Parker, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Alabama, who has been studying children's friendships since the 1980s.

It would need to employ literally millions more humans to manually check all the nuanced things AIs simply won't be able to figure out.

Okay, but she actually had some nuanced things to say about -- oh, piss it, never mind.

These little nuanced things like being called ma'am, you go, "Oh, my God, I'm friggin' old!" It happens slowly but surely.