Sentences with phrase «much nuance»

For people who are already fans, you work in so much nuance there.

Most retirement withdrawal strategies have too much nuance for any rule of thumb to work all the time.

I'm trying to use past languages and histories to challenge dominant systems, and it's hard because there's so much nuance in language.

It's a big difference that may have too much nuance for your average atheist.

There's not much nuance there, but it's a form of good acting.

An obvious realization, perhaps, but not one that comes quickly, or with much nuance.

Of course much nuance will come from the group dynamic of discussing the topic with everybody in the room but the key is — nothing should be a surprise to you.

Since these characters are essentially good looking talking heads, the actors struggle to provide much nuance.

But I haven't seen much nuance in any of the online discussion of this topic.

There's too much nuance in everyone's biochemistry and environment for that.

Most retirement withdrawal strategies have too much nuance for any rule of thumb to work all the time.

I have long since dreamt of a game that treats its fiction with as much nuance as it treats its core mechanics.

With this notion the authors add much nuance to conventional debates on authoritarian rule, which is typically seen as coercive and failing to enact balanced economic policies.

Of the supporting cast, Cole and Headley are terrific in strongly cautionary roles, but their plot goes from silly to sad without much nuance.

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

Rick, for his part, might be too much of a monster of unfettered capitalism for there to be much nuance here (He'd be twirling his mustache if he had one), but Shannon takes such devilish delight in the role that we're not thinking of that in the moment.

What keeps Menashe from just being outside - in ethnography is how much nuance Weinstein and Lustig bring to the main character.

It's likely this movie meant to say much more than it actually does concerning a young woman and her body, consent and fractured families, but it's hard to find much nuance even when you dig into the soil.

Then again, I don't expect much nuance from someone who writes books that makes bad Harlequin novels seem like Nobel Prize winners.

That so many oil palm plantations in Kalimantan were developed on fire - induced deforested land offers much nuance in the debate over whether oil palm is the main driver of deforestation in the region.

While Blair comes across as the statesman riding against unpopularity, Cameron seems not so much nuanced as opportunistic.

It's pink, it's blingy, and the various shapes and colors add so much nuance.

How much nuance is in that sentence?

With Maps to the Stars, Canadian experimentalist maestro David Cronenberg extends his middle digit to the Hollywood lifestyle and its fuddy - duddy inhabitants without much nuance, or style for that matter.

But it's challenging to pull an interpretation out of the cryptic final scene, which could itself have been rendered in emoji without losing too much nuance.

«These things have so much nuance in them,» a second top - level executive frustrated by Zuckerberg's public absence said.

Thanos is given several bemused monologues that attempt to cast him as something in addition to what he is — a great big honkin» purple (more than a little silly) CGI villain — and Gamora's reactions to him, scene to scene, keep surprising us because they come off as not so much nuanced and complicated as disconnected and puzzling.

The multiplayer is a ton of fun, especially since there is so much nuance and strategy to the gameplay, and I can see Samurai Bloodshow being a big hit with online players.

Sanders and Roades's Chirons in particular bring so much nuance to a part that would seem to have little inherently built into it; both actors develop shades of introversion and reflexively projected self - confidence to give the character a movingly damaged sense of black masculinity.

The cast is relatively good, though their glossy, mostly one - note characterizations don't offer much choice material for them to give us much nuance other than in a pulpy romance sort of way.

There is too much nuance and too much overlap, and all of this subtle variation blurs the identity of the most significant Bimmers.

These details add so much nuance to the VisitCopenhagen summary I quoted above that I, for one, would want to have an extended chat with a bus system representative, once I was in town, to sort out the rules.

I don't think there was much nuance to it, but at least it's another perspective.

To my mind, the elephant in Australia's room is not a topic with so much nuance, and nor in such a crucial decade for the climate is our plan to add another two elephants to the same room.

The Note 7 makes excellent use of its improved pressure recognition: you can see it in how the virtual ink flows as you write, and how much nuance you can get into your sketches.