Sentence examples for rather nuanced from inspiring English sources

What came out of the discussions was a rather nuanced discussion about the tactics they employed to avoid the police while looting.

A recent ballot initiative to give street people care rather than cash was struck down on a legal technicality, though the voters had approved it.Two rather nuanced lessons can be drawn from Pelosiville and Hastertland.

The featured officer appeared to take a rather nuanced approach to the admissions process, considering the economic and racial background of applicants, as well their overall character and life experiences.

Along with the usual itinerary list, there's often a number of other rather nuanced requirements that need to be ticked off before making a booking, not least when it comes to accommodation.

The results suggest that modern coal mining has rather nuanced effects that differ between Appalachia and the rest of the U.S. We do not find strong evidence of a resources curse, except that coal mining has a consistent inverse association with measures linked to population growth and entrepreneurship, and thereby future economic growth.

Besides, some have argued that the humor depicted in the cartoons is actually rather nuanced and thoughtful.

It is clear rather than nuanced; that's what makes it clever.

"I told them we had a different, rather more nuanced policy," she said.

He said: "We probably need to start thinking about rather more nuanced approaches to the problem of returning foreign fighters.

But recent political dramas, like the excellent "This House" about the political log-jams of the 1970s, have been rather more nuanced.

The suppleness of his prose gives way to stereotypical depictions of two-dimensional characters, both black and white — individuals who seem to exist as set pieces for ideological diatribes rather than nuanced explorations of their full humanity.