Sentence examples for nuanced vision from inspiring English sources
However, in Paris, Millepied has been proposing a differently nuanced vision of ballet's future.
The senator, a canny and ruthless 30-year veteran of Congress, offered a nuanced vision of the next two years.
Moore has hit upon the truth: while film-makers continue to remake remakes, we're being deprived of a contemporary, nuanced vision of our lives.
Even more important, an all-African show would, ideally, allow Africans to control their own image, to replace the Afro-pessimism commonly seen in the international media with a nuanced vision of the continent.
Labeling — and therefore dismissing — him simply as a "provocateur" is insufficient to describe his serious, nuanced vision and his flair for eliciting remarkably brave and committed work from performers.
It's a film in a rare genre: its plot is so adroitly and sensitively imagined and realized that a mere telling of the things that take place would suffice to reveal the depth of the director's imaginative discernment — his ample and nuanced vision of the extraordinary elements and implications of ordinary lives.
The Department for Education's paper itself is nuanced and includes some excellent proposals, so it is sad that the new vision came with a side helping from Morgan of the old divisive rhetoric.
Accordingly, it is nuanced.
But the issue is nuanced.
