Sentence examples for pretty nuanced from inspiring English sources

"These were pretty nuanced presentations," one foreign diplomat said on Monday.

"It's a pretty nuanced argument, not an elevator speech," Brian Conway, a private equity executive who is a chairman of the campaign, said.

Support for tokens is pretty nuanced.

What looks like a single product category is actually pretty nuanced.

I was reluctant to write about AngelList because the debate on pros / cons is pretty nuanced.

The information was pretty nuanced, right down to the insight that "opinion pieces are not always clearly labeled," which is fair enough.

"It's a pretty interesting and nuanced task to develop a roadmap starting from zero and going up to a point where you can defend the country, control civil unrest, and you can police the country," he said.

The problem is science is never that nuanced, and we pretty much have caveman tools to explain a phenomenally complex process, so we use statistics that result in point estimates, knowing the real world is much more complex.

Mr. Johnson and Ms. Lively are both pretty good, and with a more nuanced approach could have made this a powerful film.

King has nuanced politics: he's pretty much against political correctness, but as a rough leftie concedes that many hearts have been in the right places, whereas offence-taking by the right is simply "sly".

The questions being asked of this Balenciaga collection were therefore a little more nuanced than: are the dresses pretty?