Sentence examples for relatively nuanced from inspiring English sources

Zero Dark Thirty took a relatively nuanced approach to the war on terror, but controversially depicted Arabs being tortured.

Developing for mobile is a relatively nuanced and complex thing for a lot of developers, particularly in the context of social applications.

But hopefully, for an audience that is more western and more accustomed to films like Not Without My Daughter, this will appear to be a relatively nuanced portrayal.

The record isn't devoid of politics, but its most outspoken moment is relatively nuanced (if perhaps only by his own standards): a cover of God & Guns, a song first recorded in 2009 by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

BuzzFeed journo-jester Tracy Clayton, aka Brokey McPoverty, offered a relatively nuanced perspective in Twitter discussion of Jones' offense, arguing that "the subjectivity of humor" means that "say what you want but be prepared to be held responsible for it".

Instead, director Michael J Gallagher blends his experiences in traditional film-making (he made low-budget slasher movie Smiley and YouTubee sketch comedy to ensure the film's robust pace is always in service of its characters – relatively nuanced creations that rise above the superficial archetypes of so much online comedy.

We find that we have obtained a relatively detailed and nuanced view of the mental health situation through our snowball sampling method.

But sadly the offbeat actor's nuanced, ultimately heartbreaking work, even in a relatively lean year for lead actors, wasn't enough.

For example, the relatively simple decision-making process of respondent C01 becomes more nuanced when her other considerations are included (e.g., time constraints and availability of local professional development).

As you were saying, Calise, letting people see you as you are and fully representing yourself and being a dynamic, nuanced human being, I feel like that's a relatively new thing.

Yet, despite this patchy evidence that suggests public views are complex and nuanced, many decision-makers have clear statements of the relatively simple criteria they wish to use and as pragmatic economists we can simply respond to these.