Sentence examples for nuanced writers from inspiring English sources

"White tribalism haunts even more nuanced writers," he argues, training his sights on The New Yorker's George Packer.

As one of the most nuanced writers working today, Ms. Moore is as likely to write about sweeping themes as she is to deliver sharp-witted and trenchant observations about life's small moments.

It is tarred neither by a reverence for the heroes, nor by caricature, for he is a fair and nuanced writer.

No one would call Paretsky a nuanced writer, and there are times when she sounds as shrill as Lawlor, whose televised rants against illegal aliens leave him with "spit flecking his lips".

It's a compliment to Hadley to suggest that in her hands happiness could be a risk well worth taking, wide-open terrain for such a nuanced writer to explore.

They're not really nuanced," co-writer Amanda Silver told HuffPost Entertainment.

I do not exaggerate when I say that Naji is one of the most unique, nuanced, and talented writers of our generation.

"The Memory of Love," equally layered, gives us a stronger, more nuanced voice, a writer more willing to take risks with plot and character.

Though James is the more nuanced and ambitious writer, it's not hard to imagine one of Ellroy's sadistic, dysfunctional, heartsick G-men making himself darkly useful in James's ultra-corrupt Kingston, or aiding its Jamaican gangster émigrés when they move their drug business in the States.

That's not to avoid the question of diversity, but to offer nuanced conversations that engage writers on their art form, inspirations and research.

This is where the more nuanced approach of the writers listed above could have helped broaden his education on the subject.