Sentence examples for nuanced writing from inspiring English sources

In respect to the Syrian opposition, Ghazzawi has been thoughtful, nuanced, writing about her love of Syria and her desire for a simultaneously free and peaceful Syria.

Clowes plays crisp, bland cartooning, at times reminiscent of the old "Can You Draw This?" matchbook ads, against stealthily nuanced writing; reading him, it's as if someone or something, nonchalant and a trifle bored, had invaded the control room of my thoughts and feelings, and were flipping switches.

Another aspie might love writing, writing novels and spouting nuanced writing advice from a young age.

This isn't Blume's most nuanced writing.

If Spritz is going be used as a novel-reading tool, then the technology needs to be able to handle complex, nuanced writing.

By Richard Brody May 29 , 2014James Gray's "The Immigrant" is the best movie in theatres right now, a work of nuanced writing, eruptive emotion, and vast psychological complexity.

The trainer gave quick rule-of-thumb guidance on several areas of the test, which he believed deliberately traduced the more nuanced written instructions in the assessors' handbook on five critical areas, so that assessors were less likely to award points to claimants.

"The story is at least slightly more nuanced," Poindexter wrote, and he traced "Iron Curtain" back to a German source in 1943.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Deferred Prosecution Agreements and Cookie-Cutter Justice  |  Deferred and nonprosecution agreements allow prosecutors to "more nuanced approach," writes Peter J. Henning in the White Collar Watch column.

Pulitzer jurors: "For richly nuanced columns written in an elegant voice illuminating huge inequalities in wealth and opportunity in contemporary Los Angeles".

A more nuanced argument, written by Terry Smerling, appeared in the L.A. Times on May 5. Like Nicholas Kristof, who wrote about this issue in the New York Times in February, Smerling has compassion for the mentally ill.