Additionally, the current study allowed participants the opportunity to provide full and rich nuanced accounts of their experiences, an outcome that is difficult to achieve using structured surveys and scales - which has been the approach in the available literature.
Effective visual texts should have enough ambiguity to leave them open for interpretation, but offer rich nuance that enables the close reader to extrapolate more about what's going on as he spends more time analyzing the visual.
In point of fact, Weber's rationalization thesis can be understood with richer nuance when we approach it as, for lack of better terms, a dialectics of disenchantment and reenchantment rather than as a one-sided, unilinear process of secularization.
(What child under 10 who has even heard the word ennui can grasp its meaning?) However, one reading is hardly enough to savor the rich philosophical nuances of DiCamillo's story.
The British designer John Galliano recently created a line based on the clothing of the Indian tribes of Bolivia and Peru, and last year the Buenos Aires fashion company Tramando introduced tops and skirts inspired by the "warmth, festivities and myths [and] rich chromatic nuances" of altiplano culture.
The variation in profession and gender contributes various perspectives and facilitates data that is rich in nuances of qualitative meanings.
But what Wilson does is cut through the innuendo to present a story rich in nuance and sympathy.
American Ballet Theater's production of the 19th-century classic is especially rich in nuance and was again a showcase for two sets of principals.
Like anything else in life, stripping is rich with nuance.
When you bring a group of students, academics, entrepreneurs, activists, corporate players, investors, policy makers and NGOs together on the topic of how to really include the poor, at the very least you realize that the world is rich with nuance and innovative ideas.
