Sentence examples for well nuanced from inspiring English sources
It helps (or not) that the characters are so well nuanced by creator and chief writer Matthew Weiner, and come with their own contradictions.
Meena Iyer of The Times of India rated it 3.5 (out of 5) stars, saying "Every frame is picture-perfect, the emotions are well nuanced.
There's huge potential in voice technology, but for Nuance, the uncertainties make the analysis a bit too, well, nuanced to justify the company's current valuation.
I would want the message to be well nuanced, which is a play-off, because you also want it to be impactful, so it's difficult, honest, but impactful" (SA04, local policymaker).
Something with a little more in the way of pathos and, well, nuance.
After all, her comments and writings on the really important issues like the First Amendment, Executive Power and the Commerce Clause are, well...kinda nuanced.
While elegant and well set, even nuanced, it felt, somehow, almost like a cop-out.
The profiles of Abizaid, Casey, Chiarelli and Petraeus are nuanced and well drawn; the generals really come to life, as does the Army itself.
She has both special interest and background in establishing AAP guidelines for children's media use that are nuanced as well as practical.
Yet Coogan is the film's driving force, having signed on to produce and co-write the script, as well as give a deft, nuanced performance as Martin Sixsmith, the BBC reporter turned government spin doctor who was sacked, hit the road and found redemption.
