Sentences with phrase «nuanced view»

It is degrees of change requiring a more nuanced view of what is really happening, and what can be done.

Readers may not find forgiveness, but they will come away with a more nuanced view of events and a sense of how these failures could ever have happened in the first place.

I know a planned giving officer who has an appropriately nuanced view of life insurance.

In this post, I will provide a more nuanced view of customer retention.

We believe that such a chart provides users a more nuanced view of reading achievement differences between schools in states with relatively low minimum standards.

Historically, Best Film Editing has mirrored Best Picture, but as an expert in film production, Hannah Depew has a more nuanced view on the award this year.

But then - Pepperdine University law professor Makan Delrahim, who had served in the Justice Department's antitrust division under President George W. Bush, offered a slightly more nuanced view in a Canadian television interview around the time the deal was announced.

In contrast, Steinle's family has expressed nuanced views on immigration and «sanctuary» policies.

So the facts favour a more nuanced view towards Wenger's «stingy» habits.

Kate and I both have very nuanced views of the spring fashion trends this year — me because I am about to re-retire and Kate because she is pregnant.

Of all three Cornetto trilogy films, «The World's End» has the most nuanced view of being lost in memory, as its ending indicates.

School leaders are overwhelmingly worried about student screen time at home, but have nuanced views about screen time in school, according to an exclusive Education Week survey.

When teachers turn instead to sharing nuanced views of a writer's strengths and weaknesses in the areas suggested by the rubric, rubrics can become an element of formative assessment.

In the first, the editors attempt to «illustrate the richly nuanced view of school reform that emerges through student - centered research.»

Urza tells this history - soaked tale through three narrators, who offer different but equally nuanced views of what happened.

Yet these tightly focused surveys afforded refreshingly nuanced views of Toroni's practice, illuminating a method at once steeped in history and critically attuned to the varied and ephemeral conditions in which it becomes manifest.

Based in Wilson, North Carolina, Uzzle has photographed the American South for more than five decades, capturing nuanced views in both black and white and color from the mountains to the coast.

But whether or not you have a more nuanced view tells us nothing about Thomas Fuller's argument.

I was glad to see Joe Romm react to The New York Times investigation of water problems in gas country by sticking with his appropriately nuanced view of the need for responsible expansion of natural gas extraction.

There even exists data on migration patterns for each student in the survey that could provide a much more nuanced view of where and when the NLSY97 cohort is moving.

She's part of a growing Afropolitan contingency (a name sometimes used for Africans living around the globe) that is proving it has a much more nuanced view of African culture to offer us through their writing, music, and in Ms. Crosby's case, painting.

In September, Dimon called bitcoin a «fraud,» while other major Wall Street executives have taken a more favorable or nuanced view of digital currencies.

I really appreciate your nuanced view of not just maximizing returns but taking into consideration stress and quality of life!!

But a fairer reading of McDonagh's script is that people are complicated, requiring a more nuanced view that's reflected in the film's inconclusive ending.

It's to persuade producers and writers to include balanced, accurate and nuanced views of Muslims in their work.

This sort of approach to Scripture allows us to take a more nuanced view of the doctrine of inerrancy.

And many thoughtful evangelicals, while religiously and morally conservative, often are more pragmatic when it comes to politics, a nuanced view which doesn't play well with a press more interested in heroes and villians.

Such a reactionary response fails to factor in the inexact science of polling and what may simply be a more nuanced view of pluralism among religious people.

Their nuanced view of faith couldn't compete with the «spiritual triumphalism» of conservatives.

All this can be brought under a more nuanced view of inspiration than the one that Eichenwald lampoons.

It seems that you are in favor of a more nuanced view.

«Candidate Ethnicity and Vote Choice in Britain» argues for a much more nuanced view, where anti-Muslim sentiment hurts Muslim candidates amongst whites, and helps Pakistani Muslims with their co-ethnics.

Similarly, a more nuanced view of Russia's involvement is called for, as it is difficult to speak of a single, unitary «Russian» actor.

The high court could uphold McDonnell's conviction or rule in a way that would have limited impact — perhaps taking a nuanced view of why a jury instruction was in error.

But we will be more successful - not just electorally but in challenging unacceptable inequality - if we adopt and own a different, more nuanced view of fairness and equality.

A more nuanced view would rightly ask what else was the leader of the Liberal Democrats meant to do?

«Candidates for the Labour leadership took a more nuanced view of the row.

While Taub, a key witness for the government, admitted that he «hoped to develop a relationship with [Silver] that would help fund mesothelioma research and would help my patients as well,» on the stand yesterday, the New York Times reported — Thursday's testimony, under cross-examination from the defense, brought out a more nuanced view of their relationship.

As it turned out, she started working with pharmaceutical companies almost immediately — and that was okay because she developed a more nuanced view, she says.

Although Hill doesn't expect the new paper to sway any of Chagnon's most committed critics, he says it represents «a more subtle and nuanced view of human society» than the anthropologist has articulated in the past.

Our follow - up interviews identified still other factors and gave a more nuanced view of scientists» deepest professional desires.

The finding that splitting up Pangea cooled the mantle is important because it gives a more nuanced view of the mantle temperature that influences tectonics on Earth, Van Avendonk said.

After extensive research, the idea of a single, simple cure has been replaced by a much more nuanced view.

«Muscles maintain proper function by producing reactive oxygen species at the right time: Study results underscore the importance of having a nuanced view of antioxidants.»

When placed side - by - side, the multi-dimensional deprivation index was a better reflection of the people's economic state than income alone, and the index was able to detect a more nuanced view of what might be driving people's dissatisfaction.