Sentences with phrase «also much nuanced»

In their study, Cech and Waidzunas found the discrimination experienced by LGBT students is also much nuanced.

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Not only is liquidity underappreciated, but it's also much more complex and nuanced than in the above definition.

Much like kumquats, the fruit can be eaten whole or made into marmalade, but can also be pickled or juiced for a more nuanced lime flavor.

Much of the film's nuances can also be credited to the film's outstanding cast.

He's a weirdo oddball, but he's also a real human being, with nuanced ripples of anger and sadness running across his face whenever he's not saying things in his much - imitated Walken squawk.

Director Michael Bay, who learned the art of subtly and nuance on the set of «Pearl Harbor» also wisely puts back much of the comedic touch that made the original so successful.

That small, quiet movement from McAdams conveys so much with so little, and Disobedience truly thrives in its restraint, striking a stunning balance between being explicit about its queer love story but also nuanced and subtle in its complex emotional storytelling.»

Not only is Lance Daly's newest feature a rollicking western with fantastic action and excellent performances, it also demonstrates how a film's subject matter can add much - needed pathos and nuance to a genre.

It also allows for a much more nuanced look at student performance.

But it is also a remarkably nuanced novel whose currents run much deeper, delving into the minds of four characters: Aguilar, a husband passionately in love with his wife and determined to rescue her from insanity: Agustina, a beautiful woman from an upper - class Colombian family who is caught in the throes of madness; Midas, a drug - trafficker and money - launderer, who is Agustina's former lover; and Nicolás, Agustina's grandfather.

You can also boost the brightness, add different types of scanlines, blur / unblur the pixels, modify the audio, remap which buttons trigger the menu, and tinker with other A / V things to a much more nuanced degree than you should ever need.

The second in the series — Partners in Time — was also a lot of fun, but I have to admit I found the writing didn't quite sparkle as much, and as far as I can remember there weren't many new mechanics or nuances that caught my attention.

Not only is it so much more than a mere level editor, but it also gives us a fresh appreciation of the Mario series» nuanced design.

Yet much of the dynamism in her work also comes from her expressive, nuanced, and explosive mark making, which is clearly emphasized in Haka (the title is a New Zealander term for an indigenous battle dance).

But I also found that Nuance Power PDF Advanced does everything Acrobat Professional does, but with a much easier - to - understand interface.

For professors to then pick up the ball and encourage their students to do so, would surely help yield a legal resource of great value to members of the bar but, also, to members of the public — to whom this would provide the means to be much more nuanced or circumspect and, potentially, helpful in the legal «readings» they bring to us as clients!

But it's also possible to bring your searches to the Finder, where there's a much more nuanced set of controls.

In these logs, home visitors also capture more nuanced information about engagement, such as their impression of how actively the parents participate during each visit and how much parents follow through on suggested activities between visits.