Sentence examples for places nuance from inspiring English sources
Though Transparent's showrunner is a cisgender woman and its star a cisgender male, Transparent has always made a concerted effort to place nuanced trans experiences at the centre of its story.
Though Transparent's showrunner is a cisgender woman and its star a cisgender male, Transparent has always made a concerted effort to place nuanced trans experiences at the center of its story.
But gun owners like Michael Kundu come from a largely unexplored middle ground — a place of nuance and contradiction.
As you would hope from anything with Mick Jagger's fingerprints on it, there's little place for nuance in rock'n'roll.
He explained in Salon that "Twitter is no place for nuance," as though there's any nuance in his suggestion that Logan wanted to be sexually assaulted for ratings.
Don't you understand that discourse about this conflict has no place for nuance and reappraisal?
But there is a time and place for nuance, and a music festival filled with thousands of fucked up people gyrating to throbbing bass is not it.
The entire panel thinks Obama will win Texas and Clinton will win Ohio, except the guy from Ohio, who doesn't realize that the Chris Matthews show is no place for nuance.
Generality appears to be a Harris/Lefcourt trademark — they named their Greenwich Village spot Jane, as in plain — and the new place is nuance-free, all blacks and whites.
In this way, Wikipedia has the power to be an instrument for collective understanding and resolution – a place to find nuance in things painted black and white, and a place to seek truth together.
