On top of that, with tweets limited to 140 characters, users come right to the point without context or nuance.
While we can spend time arguing the nuances of our constitutional right to freedom of speech, I have now reached a point -- with all deliberate speed -- that some of the speech, the "messaging," and the lies, should fall under an exception of freedom of speech.
In a legal system that emphasizes nuance, the administration defends its positions categorically: no judicial review, no right to counsel, no public disclosure, no open hearings.
The play is nuanced on the decision to have an abortion, bullish on the right to choose.
It feels right to me, since I genuinely understood elements of my faith years before I ever had a grasp on the nuances of my sexuality.
He wrote, "The nuances of feeling and observation in a poem may well call for certain liberties which you claim the poet has no right to take.
Take China, but with attention to nuance.
But Whit is so sensitive to nuance.
The studios' chum had an odd effect on discourse, too--creating conflicts over publishing rights to posters and jpegs that made the conflicts in The King of Kong seem nuanced.
You had to be right there to make sure every sick idea didn't lose any disturbing nuance".
