Sentence examples for somewhat more nuanced from inspiring English sources

Genet's thinking was somewhat more nuanced than that of his contemporaries; he used metaphor and narrative to depict a violence that pushed against domestic incarceration.

Freud's bleak appraisal of social and political solidarity was replicated, if in somewhat more nuanced form, in his attitude toward religion.

Bush apparently believes he can win the GOP primary while offering a (somewhat) more nuanced and "mature" (his word) approach than Walker.

Well over 90percentt of all the nerve cells (scientists call them "neurons") in our brain are either excitatory or inhibitory, with the rest performing somewhat more nuanced tasks.

Governor Chris Christie, up for reëlection this year and a probable Presidential contender in 2016, has appealed the ruling and asked that it be stayed pending appeal, but his political position is somewhat more nuanced.

Aside from occasional scraps thrown to the media by ISAF, this is the first time that we have been able to get a somewhat more nuanced picture of how ISAF is operating, minimum figures for how many people are being detained and killed as well as a makeshift way to evaluate the usefulness of ISAF's own aggregate numbers that supposedly show the successes of the raids in Afghanistan.

Privately, the picture is slightly more nuanced.

Reality is slightly more nuanced.

The narrative's drive toward a cathartic climax somewhat overwhelms these more nuanced threads.

4) As mentioned above, the Discussion, although scholarly and informative, is somewhat hyperbolic and should be more nuanced.

But I was somewhat taken aback by his response, which was far more nuanced than his seeming diatribe to the Fed chairman.