Sentence examples for nuanced viewpoints from inspiring English sources

If the typical story on NPR's "All Things Considered," is an epic, with a full cast of characters and nuanced viewpoints, Mr. Montone's broadcasts are haikus.

The more nuanced viewpoints revealed in photo comments provide a basis for developing outreach materials and park policy.

Mad Mel has a gentle rebuke for dissenters from this nuanced viewpoint.

Ultimately, the letter urged CBS News to re-think its approach to covering Africa and shed its stereotypical depictions of the continent in favor of a more nuanced viewpoint.

Qualitative studies are particularly valuable, since they offer a more nuanced viewpoint on assessing the efficacy of such interventions and serve to complement existing quantitative research.

Results suggest that social media analysis can help develop a more nuanced understanding of public viewpoints useful in making decisions and creating outreach and education programs for public grazing lands.

A clear and more nuanced understanding of public viewpoints toward cows and livestock grazing is critical to successful public outreach and to the management of grazed park and open space lands.

Like any circumscription of a rich and nuanced research topic, a plurality of viewpoints exists in the phylogenetics community.

Bach chides Hart for writing "dismayingly little that expressed any political viewpoint more profound or nuanced than Tin Pan Alley or Hallmark".

Still, a press release will list being 17 as a selling point in itself, driving a seasoned artist to hide the persistence, drive and strength that earned them a fully developed viewpoint with a chance to make nuanced art that resonates.

It is thus not surprising that reconstructing the individual's viewpoint is an important part of a nuanced interpretation of Best Interests.