Sentence examples for nuanced which from inspiring English sources

The science on polar bears in a warming climate is nuanced, which allowed the administration to shape its decision the way it did.

That helped convince both entities that a Gould film could be similarly thoughtful and nuanced, which in turn led them to lend their moral support to the project and give the filmmakers unusual access to Gould's papers.

But taped from an underground layer or not the issues around climate change and solutions to it are nuanced (which is why so few of the papers ever discuss it properly).

Your Nov. 25 Business Day article about Don Hewitt, the legendary "60 Minutes" producer, was fair and nuanced, which made it surprising to see unfair swipes at the program itself.

Mr. Ginkas's characters are intense but they are also nuanced, which he says is one of the legacies he inherited from his first teacher, the great Leningrad director Georgi Tovstonogov.

I would want the message to be well nuanced, which is a play-off, because you also want it to be impactful, so it's difficult, honest, but impactful" (SA04, local policymaker).

In addition to Nuance, which provides a similar service, another company offering voice-to-text systems is Google.

Siegfried in "Götterdämmerung" is less vocally brutal but requires more nuances, which will place different demands upon Mr. West.

"These things happen a lot," said Steve Chambers, an executive at Nuance, which also licenses its technology to Apple, Amtrak, United Airlines and Bank of America.

Israeli Arab citizens certainly do vote, but there are limitations on their citizenship, including property rights and legal nuances which make daily life for many of them difficult.

The stock price of Mr. Ricci's company, Nuance, which had by then become Siri's partner, rose by more than 70 percent as iPhone sales skyrocketed.