Sentence examples for points of nuance from inspiring English sources
The fact that the legislation is thought to be too weak to meaningfully reduce gun violence in America, that it might unduly affect those wrongfully on the government's "no-fly" list, that it's crafted more to make Republicans look bad than prevent the greatest number of gun-related deaths – all those points of nuance are afterthought.
I've got a problem.' And I take out a piece of paper, maybe Social Security for her mother, and she said, 'I heard you're for Kerry.' And she said, 'You're so strong and he's so weak.' " Biden looked at me, to make sure I understood what he seemed to think was a point of considerable nuance.
From Henry James, he also learned a great deal about character and consciousness in fiction, the use of the single point of view, and of nuance and shade.
There's a lot of nuance to that point, but it remains an interesting potentiality.
This builds off the point above: complex plans involve a lot of nuance and maybe even legal advice.
I nuanced my points of view, safely, and realizing that I had to navigate a world that was basically a dominant white world of power.
His teachers, Jerome Lowenthal at the Juilliard School and Douglas Humpherys at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, point to his brilliant technique, soulful lyricism and command of nuance.
As a result, trainers may therefore not only have acquired more knowledge on this particular topic, but may also have learned to articulate and nuance the different points of view.
For the Mikkelsons, the site affirms what cultural critics have bemoaned for years: the rejection of nuance and facts that run contrary to one's point of view.
A great deal of nuance is needed.
