Sentences with phrase «nuanced story»

I can tell a client's nuanced story by pursuing your «who, what, where, when, why and how.»

Heck, although TechNewsWorld's sister site, the E-Commerce Times, went with the simple «Apple Watch Sales Sink»... it also took the time to report a more nuanced story by asking the opinion of a well - connected analyst who might have a better read on...

A cost study, however, reveals a more nuanced story.

Perhaps more controversial, at least in the world of media criticism, is whether Twitter is the best venue to tell the long, nuanced story of a trial.

«Agnes Martin: Her Life and Art» nonetheless tells a compelling, nuanced story about an artist of modest means dedicated to fulfilling her artistic vision — one who also had to contend with mental illness (she was diagnosed with schizophrenia) and retrograde attitudes toward her sexuality (she was a lesbian).

In this nuanced story filled with well - developed characters, three eighth - grade girls from immigrant families face prejudice in their affluent New Jersey suburb.

The visual element, when paired with a nuanced story, adds another level of connection and comprehension and strengthens the line of empathy between cultures.

But actually, research continues to reveal a more complex and nuanced story.»

The numbers tell a more nuanced story.

All in all, I Kill Giants tells a wonderfully nuanced story of a young person being forced to face the concept of death, with a great deal of fantastical elements as an entry point to the dramatic storyline.

All in all, a restrained look at the kind of horror to which Stephen King is accustomed, leaving behind the immature ravings and bloodshed of a monster for the more subtle and nuanced story.

Leigh's latest is a lovingly told but insufficiently nuanced story of four seasons, a year in the lives of a happy couple and their miserably single friends.

It's nuanced story - telling at the highest level.

Although, we are likely to receive a more nuanced story via the Berserk mythos.

Average academic salaries in 2016 were similar to those in 2015, but breaking these data down by gender reveals a more nuanced story.

The numbers, however, tell a more nuanced story: In 2008, 30 % of the LAPD stops resulted in an arrest, while under Kelly, only about 6 % of all NYPD stops resulted in an arrest.

It tells a more nuanced story, but with plenty to concern the party whips:

The casino amendment was approved with 1.4 million votes, but the county - by - county numbers tell a somewhatever more nuanced story.

At today's New Organizing Institute / Center for American Progress event, Jim Webb campaign manager Jessica Vanden Berg told a much more nuanced story about how the campaign took their opponent's mistake and ran with it as far as they could.

A cost study, however, reveals a more nuanced story.

«Having three protagonists allows us to create nuanced stories, not a set of archetypes,» says Houser.

Does it magically make movement mechanics less fluid, or perhaps it infects the script writer's brain and stop them writing complex, nuanced stories?

In resume writing, cover letter writing, and other on - and offline portfolio communications, the career candidate can cultivate the relationship through nuanced stories, breaking down perceived barriers.

Not exact matches

There's little subtlety to O'Leary's public persona, but the story of O'Leary Funds demands some nuance.

In the end, understanding the world is about understanding people, and fiction gives you the best, most nuanced, most varied human stories and character portrayals.

«Today, getting people to hear your story on social media, and then act on it, requires using a platform's native language, paying attention to context, understanding the nuances and subtle differences that make each platform unique, and adapting your content to match,» Gary Vaynerchuk's writes in his Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social Wstory on social media, and then act on it, requires using a platform's native language, paying attention to context, understanding the nuances and subtle differences that make each platform unique, and adapting your content to match,» Gary Vaynerchuk's writes in his Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social WStory in a Noisy Social World.

Professions like medicine, nursing, and engineering are effectively given monopolies over fields of practice because (or so the story goes) their work is so complex, and requires such nuanced judgment, that only the members of the profession itself are qualified to set standards and to adjudicate violations.

For clients who added money after 2014, helping Pershing Square's portfolios grow to roughly $ 20 billion, the story could be more nuanced.

The shouts have even been taken to Tribune board chairman Bruce Karsh's L.A. home; David Freedlander describes the nuances of applying such pressure in his Daily Beast story.

Here's a more nuanced take on today's news, offered up by a media executive who doesn't work at either company and doesn't like the idea of the merger: Today's story is leverage from Delrahim to eventually extract concessions from AT&T.

In other cases, the story is more nuanced: For example, oil and gas extraction firms benefit, while the producers of petroleum and coal products lose, echoing the tension between refiners and oil - shale producers.

Some of the nuances of what I said didn't make the story, I am sure due to space considerations.

Catholic history with all flags unfurled, what it may sacrifice in critical nuance it gains in coherence of story line.

The story described various views regarding the evolution - creationism debate and included my perspective that young Christians long for a more nuanced, constructive approach to this issue.

Recognizing the different social functions of different kinds of stories offers a route into a more nuanced educational theory of the narrative method.

There is a second nuance as well — namely, the story of Jesus being conceived by the Spirit affirms that what happened in Jesus was «of God.»

Every face in the room was nuanced and intricate, rich with story.

Pay attention to the nuances, and look for details that suggest there's more to the story than you're being told.

The role and importance of the Christian story and narrative in shaping character and virtue in the thought of Stanley Hauerwas is no less subtle and nuanced than his view of the self.

It also found little support for its effort within the church, which was not prepared to distinguish between normative moral statements and statements of pastoral care, especially when that nuance was ignored by secular reporters in search of a good story.

Everyone has a story as deep and varied and nuanced as my own.

The story has also been updated to reflect nuances from a source.

But, as I said, this build alongwith all the little nuances surrounding the story project to the ABA as an obvious choice.

While I was encouraged by the amount of push - back from scientists, clinicians, and researchers objecting to the way in which the media has covered the story, and cautioning that the facts about CTE are far more nuanced and uncertain that many in the media would have us believe, I am concerned that their voices aren't being heard.

I wonder what the world would be like if we all consumed more nuanced, diverse stories of love.

I didn't understand that he was shaping an emotional arc, exploring nuance, choosing and editing the stories that would define our identity as a family.

As she writes, «I wonder what the world would be like if we all consumed more nuanced, diverse stories of love.

My role is to anticipate fleeting glances, nuanced toe - curls and moist eyes that tell stories.

In fact, I wonder what the world would be like if we all consumed more nuanced, diverse stories of love.

And if you see adoption as infinitely complex, you notice the nuances in her story, the shades of gray and hues of color, so much deeper and more intricate than simple black and white interpretations.