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When we're the victim, our thinking can be more nuanced.
More nuanced reality Still, altering such perspectives can be hard.
It tracks with a newer, more nuanced strain of populism.
I think this season will be a little more nuanced.
But there's one group that wants a more nuanced approach.
The truth is more nuanced and less favorable to Trump.
But that would require a filmmaker more nuanced than Snyder.
Surprisingly it has been a lot more nuanced than that.
Yet the reality is much more nuanced than critics allow.
Yet the deeper meaning of Tuesday's results is more nuanced.
But for some policy wonks, the debate is more nuanced.
But Lambert says it's more nuanced than the numbers suggest.
You know, it's not — the picture's more nuanced than that.
Nancy Whiteman has a more nuanced view of the opportunities.
Yet the company's policies around graphic images are more nuanced.
Its ties to the other two games are more nuanced.
Rachel's life forces us to confront a more nuanced reality.
Dr. Seto would argue that the reality is more nuanced.
MFT offers a more nuanced assessment of voters' moral concerns.
The broad strokes of Ortiz's actual argument were more nuanced.
But on Wednesday, in Federer's presence, he was more nuanced.
With time, a more nuanced view will prevail, she said.
But a closer look at the paintings reveals something more nuanced.
Sam and Dean obviously have a more nuanced view on that.
Traders are now realizing that the picture is far more nuanced.
The national data from our project paints a more nuanced picture.
He has a more nuanced position on abortion than many liberals.
The meaning of Kellyanne Conway's hiring is a bit more nuanced.
Hopefully it proves more nuanced than what's been shown so far.
But the latest study in this iteration is slightly more nuanced.
These more nuanced accounts are known as personas, cyborgs, or sockpuppets.
But the timing of these searches reveals a more nuanced story.
However, Republicans' embrace of Trump may be a bit more nuanced.
The broader lesson from "Fyre," however, is more nuanced than that.
The link between income and infidelity is more nuanced than that.
By contrast, the Amex Business Gold's earning structure is more nuanced.
More nuanced were those who saw both sides of the issue.
Sheldon made clear that his feelings toward James were more nuanced.
Or come to appreciate a more nuanced way of evaluating results?
We sorely need a better and more nuanced model of masculinity.
But the existence of tradwives points to a more nuanced reality.
As is often the case, the truth is much more nuanced.
But instead, BoJack's writers do something arguably harder and more nuanced.
Things are more nuanced when Mr. Taylor paints people he knows.
But some issues related to traveling with dogs are more nuanced.
It's a lot more nuanced than answering someone's ticket about jeans.
But we have to start having more nuanced conversations on societal risk.
Both appear to agree that it's more nuanced and complicated than that.
It offers a more nuanced take on fatness, body image, and friendship.
However, the issue in Texas and some other states is more nuanced.
Alphabet Squadron is informed by a more nuanced outlook of the world.
The process encouraged people to start posting more consensual, more nuanced statements.
I think my answer is going to be a little more nuanced.
Does this mean we'll see a more subdued, more nuanced Donald Trump?
This is at odds with the more nuanced views of most voters.
The responses were mixed and more nuanced than one might initially expect.
The truth appears to be more nuanced and lie somewhere in between.
Their relations with Syria's central government, despite historic enmity, are more nuanced.
And it needs to be addressed in a far more nuanced way.
The defeat may force the SVP to craft a more nuanced message.
"I think its going to take a more nuanced proposal," Systrom said.
Paris, the bioethicist, agreed that extenuating circumstances call for more nuanced approaches.
The more nuanced answer is that the open internet never really existed.
State park systems, by contrast, use more nuanced and varied fee structures.
A more nuanced examination reveals otherwise, giving hope of bipartisan reform efforts.
That more nuanced storytelling is something public health might be moving toward.
Research on the consequences of drug ads presents a more nuanced picture.
The world could use a less moralistic, more nuanced defense of nationalism.
The rest of the GOP field took a somewhat more nuanced position.
But the total number of deportations also paints a more nuanced picture.
The reality of the war photographer is, of course, far more nuanced.
And in practice, the advertisers make requests that are much more nuanced.
Among rank-and-file party members, the picture is slightly more nuanced.
But there needs to be a more nuanced understanding of this issue.
People have different rating standards, and written explanations are inherently more nuanced.
"Thank God the discussion is a little more nuanced today," she said.
A more nuanced discussion would consider both the benefits and the harms.
I don't think I can offer a more nuanced answer than that.
Mr. Reeves's condemnation of "private" education, however, deserves a more nuanced approach.
The Society of Illustrators offered a more nuanced version of the story.
It'd likely result in (surprise!) deeper, more nuanced depictions of women characters.
Mueller's report is far more nuanced, complex, and damning than Barr suggested.
Apple's strategy is slightly more nuanced, price-wise, than either Google or Microsoft.
Bottom line: A much more nuanced analysis of tax reform is now emerging.
But that's a little more nuanced than I'm trying to get right now.
It eventually added more nuanced tools, such as the ability to issue shares.
Aniq Rahman, the president of Moat, foresees more nuanced metrics replacing the CPM.
The numbers point to a different story, not as dire and more nuanced.
We are simply adding more nuanced cultural and medical understanding to those practices.
But King said that the forces moving oil were more nuanced than that.
Why are these more nuanced fembots gaining traction in popular science fiction now?
But the reaction to Me Before You is more nuanced than a backlash.
Economists at Stanford recently studied this issue, and their conclusions are more nuanced.
I think the reality is that most of us are more nuanced consumers.
In recent years, the official view of the process has become more nuanced.
The more I know about food and cooking, the more nuanced I get.
My father's feelings about Donald Trump, I suspect, are a touch more nuanced.
Beginning with more nuanced and humble perspectives could lead to more constructive dialogues.
Instead, Apple has laid out a much more nuanced proposal for app developers.
In fact, doing so can create a more nuanced appreciation of the universe.
The reality is a lot more nuanced — and arguably more disappointing — than that.
But across the country, Americans are having more nuanced conversations about gun violence.
But some officials detect a more nuanced shift in the perceptions of hazard.
Elizabeth Warren's two-part Medicare for All implementation plan got more nuanced treatment.
Now, everything must be viewed "in a much more nuanced context," he added.
But the paper the article was based on offers a more nuanced picture.
His instincts were more nuanced than his own caricature of himself would allow.
"It's certainly time for a much more nuanced and complex debate," Carstairs said.
" Roth-Gordon prefers using more nuanced terms, like "racial anxiety" or "racial bias.
"Our hypothesis was that maybe it's more nuanced than that," Mr. Grayson said.
Seeing this material makes the contemporary seem all the more nuanced and ironic.
In fact, styling the two is a little more nuanced than we would imagine.
Weld, for his part, took a somewhat more nuanced tone toward the Libertarians' rivals.
But of course, nutrition and weight loss are way more nuanced than just calories.
The JBL-designed 40mm drivers did an admirable job handling the more nuanced music.
But that impact is far more nuanced and limited than the doomsday forecasts suggest.
Where it gets complicated is when dealing with more nuanced, on-the-ground issues.
The need for more nuanced work and a feminine point of view is natural.
Meanwhile, bicycle repairman Yasir has a more nuanced view of life under ISIS rule.
And defusing the issue should pave the way for more nuanced and constructive politics.
Yet the newcomers' impact on Sweden is more nuanced than the Sweden Democrats suggest.
But here's Taylor's slightly more nuanced approach to the question, if that's your thing.
Don's likability makes the film's exploration of gender more nuanced than it might sound.
Now that I'm an adult, it's more complex, more nuanced, but no less intrusive.
LaBar noted that more nuanced emotions like jealousy are harder to induce or study.
When you look at cancer incidence by type, you see a more nuanced story.
While the imagery is striking and bold, the history is more nuanced and complex.
But the reality is far more nuanced than pop culture would have us believe.
There are pieces in the show that offer more nuanced considerations of their subjects.
As such, the soft 23 percent figure is more nuanced than it might seem.
Instead, the exhibition offers more nuanced ways of understanding the land and its histories.
"Our nudity policies have become more nuanced over time," Facebook states in its guidelines.
Neither book blames all American ills on racism—they are more nuanced than that.
Seeking a Wolfenstein 3D mod with a more nuanced approach to engaging with Nazis?
His sentences are more nuanced and forceful and beautiful than any sentences I know.
On these overarching issues too, the picture is more nuanced than it currently seems.
But nurturing a more nuanced view of expertise should be part of that demand.
On the Pacific trade agreement, Mr Kaine's evolution has been a little more nuanced.
Others have a more nuanced view that ranges from the enthusiastic to the cautious.
The data paints a more nuanced picture of America than the Trump administration touts.
"Roseanne" was once more nuanced than the partisan proxy that the Trumpenkulturkampf made it.
The best ones are more nuanced than the Aperol spritz, but no more complicated.
There is a more nuanced variation on Britain's take-it-or-leave-it approach.
That allows for more nuanced ballots, but it also makes for more complicated ballots.
And over the past few months, Swipe Life in particular has become more nuanced.
Some of them are curious and want to be more nuanced in their reporting.
So to fully enjoy these specialty drinks, you'll want a more nuanced coffee maker.
My "Red America" is more nuanced and complicated than David Brooks cares to see.
For example, Pasternak's view of Grossman is far more nuanced than Taubman would allow.
But his public position, aimed at winning over swing Republican senators, was more nuanced.
When you ask teachers which device they prefer, though, the answer is more nuanced.
This "Amazon takes all" trend is significant, but the big picture is more nuanced.
What I found was far more nuanced than the easy storyline of reactionary fervor.
While "Marvel Blames Diversity" makes for a juicy headline, the issue is more nuanced.
"The Chi" aims to be one step toward a future with more nuanced portrayals.
These findings draw a more nuanced understanding of what attracts people to conspiracy theories.
The reason for Portman's decision is more nuanced than it appeared at first blush.
So the binary picture isn't false, but the authors plead for a more nuanced understanding.
Many works are overtly political, graphic, and punchy, while others are more nuanced and playful.
These are obviously stylized differences, with individual advocates in these debates taking more nuanced views.
This situation is a bit more nuanced when it comes to shared costs among roommates.
MU: Is a more nuanced way of discussing design in Los Angeles also more inclusive?
Less favoured Clinton retainers offer more nuanced praise of their boss than the gilded coterie.
They circle each other like rival sharks as their relationship gets more nuanced and complicated.
That lets directors tell more nuanced, character-driven stories that aren't often told in animation.
The consequences were a bit more nuanced and changed over the centuries, although often serious.
Darkest Hour, which comes out in wide release December 22, takes a more nuanced approach.
"All of the identity-related things are in my mind much more nuanced," he said.
And racial, geographic and economic divides are far more nuanced than tweets and headlines convey.
It's a little more nuanced than what a lot of the press is writing about.
But take a closer look at the data: the story's much more nuanced than that.
Replacing it is a more nuanced system of answering either logically, emotionally, casually, or professionally.
Of course, the TV show is much better — just a lot more nuanced, you know?
However, it's possible that both interpretations could be true, and the problem is more nuanced.
Our expectations as customers need to become more nuanced to accommodate changes in the narrative.
But there is a more nuanced reason for young physicians to gravitate toward urban environments.
The pottery is more nuanced (in all ways); its emotional content more personal and intimate.
Several of the most eye-popping passages ultimately express more nuanced explanations of her views.
The reality is much more nuanced, and the more we understand about it, the better.
If anything, they warrant an even more nuanced conversation about enthusiastic consent and victim-blaming.
It's a little more nuanced in the Murdoch situation, but the basic dynamics are there.
Eiland said returning Harvey to his 2013 form was a goal; Callaway was more nuanced.
It's when you get past that 50% mark that it gets trickier and more nuanced.
Most voters have a more nuanced view of the situation than the party's presidential candidates.
He thinks to truly restore mountain caribou populations, a more nuanced, multifaceted approach is necessary.
"Instacart is more nuanced than the folks we sometimes get lumped in with," Ganenthiran said.
The piece, of course, was more nuanced than that, but it was a good read.
Additionally, though more nuanced, plainly anti-Semitic rhetoric is often disguised as criticism of Israel.
But when it came to arts financing, the conversations were more nuanced among Trump voters.
We live in the real world and your real life is more nuanced than that.
Mansour said Gottlieb will likely be a more "nuanced reformer" than other candidates Trump considered.
It is, to quote the season one theme song, a lot more nuanced than that.
The zoo incident: In Cincinnati, the encounter was far more nuanced, far more fraught with hypotheticals.
IF: I think over time all these companies are going to want to get more nuanced.
Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein is adopting a more nuanced bull stance on stocks.
What was missing from the conversation is a more nuanced understanding of how the law works.
Well, actually, in the words of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, it's a little more nuanced than that.
In Provenance, Leckie reintroduces gendered pronouns, but also makes them more nuanced than a simple binary.
Nkanga does something more nuanced and subtle in her paintings on view at the MCA too.
Its relationship with Iran, while testy, is more nuanced than the White House seems to realise.
For those looking for a more nuanced view, this essay shows important edges missed elsewhere. —K.
The reality of course is more complex, and more nuanced, than Mr Macron is letting on.
Yes, but: The decision, stemming from a Commerce Department investigation, is expected to be more nuanced.
Doing that job requires a more nuanced approach to reader complaints than simply signal-boosting them.
But the feature is much more nuanced, and developing it involved studying user habits and tastes.
"I agree," Pall conceded, searching in the depths of his skull for a more nuanced argument.
While Sullivan put down the criticism to internet outrage culture, Metz offered a more nuanced explanation.
The picture is more nuanced, even if some market reactions have appeared broad-based and harsh.
Finally, we can hope for a more nuanced love story that more closely aligns with reality.
What does embracing a more nuanced understanding of identity politics add, in practical terms, to progressivism?
An earlier interview with Henri Ghent, from 1968, shows that that this issue is more nuanced.
The walk-off, for example, is roughly as Baskin describes it but, of course, more nuanced.
But the past year has inarguably seen a subtler, more nuanced and more survivor-centered conversation.
In the caption she shares a heartfelt message regarding a more nuanced side effect of depression.
Environment minister Li Ganjie promised to set up dedicated inspectorates to help make enforcement more nuanced.
It also enjoys a more nuanced relationship with Israel than do most states in the region.
I did want to go deeper and show a more nuanced side to my songwriting though.
The latest statement reflects slightly more nuanced language on how the new administration views settlement activity.
"It requires a more nuanced answer from Palantir as an organization," organizer Sophie Xie told TechCrunch.
But when all three come together, these flavors intertwine and become more nuanced and more intense.
More nuanced, however, is the effect that Arthur's honor has on the atmosphere of the game.
The truth, as it often is, may be more nuanced than those on either side think.
But a recent article by Jerry Useem in the Atlantic suggests the situation is more nuanced.
This does not suggest the zero-sum logic of the Cold War, but something more nuanced.
But as awareness of gender identity grows, definitions themselves are becoming even more nuanced and fluid.
In proposing changes to alliances, Trump must be more nuanced and engage in cost-benefit analysis.
It also offers more nuanced editing tools like a make-up brush, "pimple remover" and smoothing.
But Hoffman's initiative, Women Against Crime, is a more nuanced step forward in a city divided.
We want to see more nuanced and fully realized characters rather than tokens and shallow stereotypes.
But the accord raises more nuanced questions than who has not (yet) spilt ink on it.
I've found a more nuanced side of myself where masculine and feminine energies are more fluid.
But Mr. Meyer recommends a more nuanced approach by withdrawing from multiple accounts to minimize taxes.
He's expressive and direct, and that can be intimidating, so he's learned to be more nuanced.
In truth, many of our peer countries have made much more nuanced decisions in this space.
If we cancel cancel culture, perhaps it will be replaced with something less spiteful, more nuanced.
Diners in Lokanta's custody have signed on for a more nuanced view of the Turkish kitchen.
ESPN had given a rounder, more nuanced look at Ms. Harding and where she came from.
In practice, Mr. Pillsbury offers more nuanced prescriptions for responding to China's march to global dominance.
Mr. Mobley from the Diamond Producers Association took a more nuanced view of the price difference.
The funding would help spread a more nuanced message about the ballot initiative, Mr. Dorsey said.
The analytics are clear and prescriptive, but the psychology of managing a closer is more nuanced.
Reaching the rags-to-riches success of the American Dream is more nuanced than we know.
This conversation about Appalachia, Mr. Brock says, is a first step toward a more nuanced understanding.
But he conceded that the views of his business partner, Mr. Gill, may be more nuanced.
Overall, the public supports Roe as law, and is more nuanced in its views on abortion.
In the author's more nuanced telling, however, there was nothing mercenary or ordinary about the transaction.
The White House frequently clarifies his tweets with more nuanced statements issued after they are posted.
Trey Gowdy of South Carolina was more nuanced in his reaction to the inspector general's findings.
They have a more nuanced and developed understanding of Islam as a consequence of 9/11.
All of the data paints a more nuanced view of black fatherhood than the stereotypes suggest.
"Biology's a little bit more nuanced than we often give it credit for," he tells The Verge.
The New York Times found the reality in the Buckeye state to be a bit more nuanced.
Despite the introduction of more nuanced portrayals, the trope of female villains untangling their fertility issues continues.
Its compilation of the absurd, yet all-too-common, clichés was a call for more nuanced portrayals.
The subsequent months were spent clawing our way back to a more nuanced place somewhere in between.
But there is more to the story than just easy access — the full story is more nuanced.
And, seen through the lens of a comeback vehicle, it's definitely a richer and more nuanced film.
In the area comprising today's Romania, however, the transition to farming seems to have been more nuanced.
But the analysis emphasizes a more nuanced conclusion that supports what many parents and pediatricians already know.
There are, but they're more nuanced than throwing a bunch of courses online, hoping employers will bite.
Ultimately, Ruiz's hope is that Narcos: Mexico provides a more nuanced understanding of the war on drugs.
The connections are much more nuanced than that, rewarding the audience's awareness of what's on the horizon.
Facebook is more nuanced and has audience settings for each post that you should make use of.
What gets Turkey's government the coverage it wants is a more nuanced system of incentives and sanctions.
Convenience testThe final aspect of wireless earbuds I considered is a big more nuanced than the first.
"I'd much prefer to have military officers come here and perhaps leave with a more nuanced perspective."
It's possible that commissioned studies have more nuanced results than their sponsored companies suggest in their presentation.
"Sets" is going to have a somewhat more nuanced launch to WIP than past beta feature releases.
The researchers behind DeepSqueak hope their tool will contribute to a more nuanced understanding of these sounds.
But as Phillips came to understand exactly what motivated trolls, the picture began to look more nuanced.
Is that the kind of order people are yearning for, or is it more nuanced than that?
That said, the evidence on early voting debate is more nuanced than partisans on both sides acknowledge.
Just last week, Facebook introduced a range of "likes" that express a far more nuanced range approval.
You want something a little more nuanced... a situation where there is a more than one answer.
But there are also more nuanced psychological reasons why drinking can bring out anxiety in some people.
"The world of volatility is more nuanced than is just captured in the VIX index," he said.
A more nuanced version of the prosecutors' proposal may gain traction as negotiations evolve, the sources said.
As the return from higher education becomes more nuanced, it has implications for education and workforce policy.
As for the exact timing of a recession, Rosenberg had a more nuanced answer than last January.
That one gets a little more nuanced on the feedback because you don't want to squash them.
The reality on the ground today, however, is that the situation is more nuanced and much improved.
Nothing in Congress is quite that simple, and few mechanisms are more nuanced than the reconciliation process.
But he suggested he was open to more nuanced cooperation between the government and the central bank.
Supporters of gun control said the national situation was more nuanced than the gun activists' jubilation suggested.
"The picture is a little more nuanced," said Caroline Bain, research consultancy Capital Economic's chief commodities economist.
Whether convergence at this stage means discounting the bundle or something more nuanced is not entirely clear.
He says having confessionals helps players "process the game as it's happening" and create more nuanced strategy.
While some of the reasons they urge legalization are obvious and some more nuanced, they're all valid.
While the gender wage gap is real in the United States, the specific discrepancies are more nuanced.
Exactly. And on a more nuanced note, it's a bit of like performing gender at different times.
The timeframe is definitely wrong, asWaPo reports, though the recent realities of drug pricing are more nuanced.
There's a guiding mission behind each space that's more nuanced and specific than your average retail outlet.
The rest identify as pro-life (85033%) or express more nuanced views, "both" (18%) or "neither" (21%).
But the data — and many of the experiences of the 2116th Congress — tell a more nuanced story.
Surprisingly, the emphatic score by the customarily more nuanced Thomas Newman is one of the prime offenders.
And often I have found that the characters play just that little bit more nuanced and multifaceted.
This fall, four collections of short stories — either newly translated or reprinted — offer a more nuanced perspective.
And as I realized that, my anti-princess feminism began to give way to something more nuanced.
But if Sesay's book is less lyrical and interior than O'Brien's, it's also more nuanced and complex.
And he's making further, if more nuanced, assertions against America's top diplomat: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
By now, Buttigieg should have developed a more nuanced answer to explain his lack of minority support.
The newly released aforesaid intelligence assessment agreed on a more nuanced conclusion: influence was indeed the motivation.
And every so often, the show slides intriguingly into a more nuanced and shadowy in-between zone.
And yet that was one of the more nuanced story lines, Emily's coming out, and her relationships.
The views of Hong Kong people are also more nuanced than stories about the city's polarization imply.
In their place are more nuanced metrics like the ability to accelerate a deal to its closing.
Needless to say, their findings were far more nuanced and complicated than the Breitbart summary would suggest.
Tillerson's record on climate change is a little more nuanced than you'd expect from an oil executive.
Our content will oftentimes be more nuanced and access-driven, and we'll focus on telling interesting stories.
This more nuanced attack faults the Clinton Foundation for dangerously blurring the distinction between private and public.
The index has since fallen about 21.3 percent though as investors have become more nuanced in their views.
Other, more nuanced stories can take the staff weeks to work through before they are given a rating.
Curious to see which famous roles were earmarked for men, until a more nuanced casting decision was made?
But the question of whether or not spiked seltzers are "healthier" is a little more nuanced and complex.
But it gets more nuanced, especially at the district level — and especially if you get people talking privately.
Preparing for a competition is a little more nuanced that training for a 10-K, or doing CrossFit.
In Syria, the picture is more nuanced, but it provides a window on al-Qaeda's possible future evolution.
Cumberbatch's rendering of the political strategist behind the operation is slightly more nuanced and, well, unvillain-like, however.
Experts said when it came to the banking and finance sector, the topic needed a more nuanced approach.
But after a stint as interim CEO of Reddit from 2014 to 2015, her opinion is more nuanced.
But, as anyone who's seethed on an empty stomach could tell you, hanger is more nuanced than that.
Its impact will be more nuanced, and we're likely to see its benefits more and more over time.
If this happens, don't get frustrated — communicate your feelings in more nuanced terms with the Cindy Sherman emoji.
But a closer look at the kingdom's recent production, consumption and export statistics paints a more nuanced picture.
But this new data paints a slightly more nuanced picture of their progress in remaking the Democratic Party.
Students can easily manipulate mediation sessions or continue to harass each other in different and more nuanced ways.
I'm starting to believe we need a more nuanced, differentiated language to discuss developments within the Android ecosystem.
Ultimately, then, the Clinton-Trump showdown could make for great theater but prompt more nuanced responses from investors.
The truth is a bit more nuanced than that, and an old mechanical calculator offers the perfect illustration.
But, anyone who thinks deeper than this knows that the response is going to be much more nuanced.
It's not just a country of war and suffering, she says, but one that is far more nuanced.
" It notes that "a more nuanced policy could be hard to enforce or lead to claims of bias.
Which is why neuroscientists around the world are rushing to adopt new, more nuanced ways to characterize neurons.
We need more nuanced conversations and education about algorithmic curation, its strange incentives, and its occasionally unfortunate outcomes.
Geiger said he isn&apost anti-death penalty now, but takes a more nuanced view of the issue.
A more nuanced criticism is that too little has been done to reduce Portsmouth's dependence on the navy.
And where other games can have a narrow focus on combat, A Game of Thrones is more nuanced.
That March 30 episode, "Sheltered Outcasts" (season 17, episode 153), takes a more nuanced approach to sex offenders.
In making peace with Carol, and her cynical worldview, Morgan is becoming a more nuanced and capable survivor.
Instead, it built Reactions so people could share more nuanced emotions quickly, but left disliking for the comments.
But for indies with subtler, more nuanced plotlines, hooking new readers late in a series run is tricky.
Privately, though, he took a more nuanced view, often recognizing missteps or troubling practices in his company's operations.
Read more: The 11 biggest takeaways from the Mueller report But Mueller's report painted a more nuanced picture.
As your columnist hands on Charlemagne's crown, he can more easily imagine two distinct but more nuanced possibilities.
While this still holds true in many cases, other, more nuanced, motivations for going private have popped up.
The index has since fallen about 2.8 percent though as investors have become more nuanced in their views.
In the end, I did actually end up landing on a much more nuanced, complicated feeling about it.
We often hear about people's lives which were destroyed by political oppression, but daily life was more nuanced.
Indeed, today we see a more nuanced and complicated portrait of motherhood from that which marked previous eras.
But students on the autism spectrum need a web of support that is far more nuanced and complex.
Those conversations are more nuanced and don't have the same dramatic effect as banging on pots and pans.
The strong current numbers numbers have 2023 Democrats trying to focus their economic messaging in more nuanced ways.
Manafort described the overall goal of the convention will be to present a more nuanced picture of Trump.
Politicians continue to see too much downside and not enough gain from supporting a more nuanced policy debate.
During the first several months of the investigation, CNN viewers also heard my more nuanced, more centrist views.
What we need, the paper suggests, is new and more nuanced ways of understanding the subjective psychedelic experience.
In other cases—putting off something you actually want to do, for example—procrastination can be more nuanced.
And for now, artificial intelligence tools are not especially accurate when it comes to making more nuanced decisions.
But it does argue for a more nuanced view of a nominee, one that includes factors beyond partisanship.
"Posing Modernity: The Black Model From Manet and Matisse to Today" sows disruption on another more nuanced front.
My point is that when you're actually in government, you see the challenges in a more nuanced way.
Some of his defense of business is more nuanced and less certain than his positive headline message suggests.
Engagement gift etiquette may be more nuanced, but we're going to try to make it easier for you.
When delivered without Twitter's 140 character constraint, her views seem more nuanced and just a shade more reasonable.
He is a more nuanced character than his film analogue, played by the actor Chris Evans, might suggest.
"White tribalism haunts even more nuanced writers," he argues, training his sights on The New Yorker's George Packer.
The president's constitutional responsibilities do make his standard of conduct more nuanced than that of an ordinary prosecutor.
The story in California is a bit more nuanced, but still disappointing, particularly given the state university's history.
The carbon neutrality of biomass is a science that is far more nuanced than its face value suggests.
The timeframe is definitely wrong, as WaPo reports, though the recent realities of drug pricing are more nuanced.
PARELES Jessie Reyez has a special voice that's capable of serrated soul belting and several more nuanced modes.
When you begin to see the children individually, I expect you will develop more nuanced views about them.
These, traditionally, have been vital elements of campaign coverage, allowing us to produce a richer, more nuanced account.
The economics is right, but the complexities of the industry structures often require a more nuanced story line.
Dragomir said he appreciated Facebook's plans, and that they appear be "more nuanced about" their approach than YouTube.
Mr. Temkin also assumes that most Americans are capable of and willing to read longer, more nuanced analyses.
At the same time, emerging research painted a more nuanced picture of the drug's effects on the brain.
Young people in general — we're working in universities all around the world — have a much more nuanced take.
Health care dominated the first half of the evening, offering a more nuanced debate over the candidates' plans.
But he also suggested that the data Citi released is more nuanced than what the published numbers imply.
The judge's reply, despite a defense protest that he give a more nuanced answer: No, they did not.
Yet emerging evidence is beginning to portray a more nuanced portrait of Trump's supporters than those earlier takes.
The minutes of the Fed's December meeting released Wednesday provided a more nuanced view of the policy outlook.
I respect that decision (and the fact that it's more nuanced than being a single-issue anti-abortion voter).
Given what the artist said that evening, I now am able to see her work in more nuanced appreciation.
I love this thing in a smarter way, I love this thing for more nuanced reasons than you do.
A more nuanced, convoluted reading would almost certainly leave parliament in place until the legislature ends in early 2018.
Some had a more nuanced take on what his departure will mean for them and the wider tech industry.
Sampha's Process serves up a good illustration of the Powerbeats Pro's deftness in handling more nuanced and gentler productions.
But as Ivan Chung of Moody's says, the calculations are more nuanced for SOEs controlled by provinces or cities.
"What we're seeing in our data is that the story is a little more nuanced," Anderson told BuzzFeed News.
Analysts say it is extremely difficult for rates futures curves to show anything more nuanced than a broad direction.
Today's HIV-specific policies are more nuanced, calling for harsher punishment of HIV positive people rather than automatic quarantine.
We examined the top 22 cities against the median renter's house-buying power to provide a more nuanced look.
Understanding winter coats has also become more nuanced, notes Karuna Scheinfeld, the vice president of design at Canada Goose.
It's much more nuanced, and much more complex than simply something which is used to "radicalize and recruit people".
Curators could likewise encourage more nuanced interpretations of collections by juxtaposing canonical works, where appropriate, with artefacts and ephemera.
Lipa's lines are often more melancholic and raw, possessing a more nuanced stance on things like love and heartache.
But everyone is different, and food decisions are way more nuanced than saying one food is "healthier" than another.
Still, Stella Spantidaki, one of the scholars who has been evaluating the Lefkandi textile, sees a more nuanced picture.
But in the past 10 years, the debate on overrepresentation of minorities in special education has become more nuanced.
As with American Christians as a whole, the politics of black churches is more nuanced than is sometimes assumed.
But there are about 282,000 categories in our data set, and many of them are more nuanced or abstract.
But what about the more nuanced forms of catfishing that people employ to help them get what they want?
In a more nuanced story, Arion's concerns over his father's deceptions and his questionable allies might provoke some sympathy.
It's partially a product of technology: performance capture allows for a more nuanced range of emotions from virtual actors.
Thanks to the new observations, the bright spots are now understood to be more nuanced than they previously appeared.
This could well be one part of a multifaceted trade that expresses a more nuanced view on the ETF.
That is a different, more nuanced issue than whether the loans were wise or contributed to good social hygiene.
Instead, it could have been a more nuanced process, with dinosaurs evolving feathers and losing them through natural selection.
But it's not a song about two people who can't stand each other—it's way more nuanced than that.
The conversations that were happening behind closed doors were more nuanced than the ones were are having in public.
Was there ever a problem with kids at your shows misunderstanding the more nuanced political discussions in your lyrics?
"The headline data mask a more nuanced economic picture," Williams said of the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
Generally I try to aim for something a little more nuanced than something to cry to, something die to.
Replacing our red-versus-blue Armageddon with something more nuanced would make us a less angry country almost overnight.
Leaders could ask people for much more nuanced opinions and a machine like ours would be able to condense.
Perhaps not surprisingly, she concludes that the impact of legal advertising is more nuanced than hard-liners might like.
Thematically, the federal government and other supply chain consumers should consider supply chain risks in a more nuanced framework.
The result is an unapologetically feminist and furiously single-minded movie that might have benefited from more nuanced characterizations.
Our understanding of the effects of "screen time" on cognition or health in general may eventually become more nuanced.
He had a more nuanced take on Venezuela, and said the question was more situational, depending on the company.
Their wins give us more hope that our stories will be told in more nuanced, sensitive and multidimensional ways.
While such forecasts are fruitless, there are others that are less precisely timed, more nuanced and sometimes worth pondering.
But since taking office, the contentious issue has become more nuanced and may already be moving to the backburner.
That drew such ridicule that Republicans critical of climate science had to come up with a more nuanced answer.
This unleashed a predictable wave of online outrage from economists, but the book itself conveys a more nuanced message.
In intimate profiles, the films paint a more nuanced picture of life under communism than the dominant Western perception.
The details of Snap's share-class structure may show a slightly more nuanced picture when they are eventually disclosed.
But though they are known as master restorers, what Studio Peregalli actually does is more nuanced than straightforward restoration.
The truth, Caroline told me, like most things you read on Twitter, is a little more nuanced than that.
To get a more nuanced look at how much a certain field may pay, try using a salary calculator.
That and Mr. Morgan's more nuanced performance gives me hope that the midseason finale could be a good one.
Follow along and you'll get a more nuanced sense of the long line between Mexico and the United States.
But this film portrays a more nuanced nation, and its decent characters are trying to do the right thing.
So I think that's part of the problem, but I also think that the stories are often more nuanced.
There's also Twitter's brevity: Tweets are limited to 280 characters, which can limit space for a more nuanced discussion.
"I know it's more nuanced than this, but at its core: People don't really respect Asian people," Fung said.
Because the truth is far more nuanced and uncertain than Trump portrays it to be, we rate this claim misleading.
A more nuanced debate grew out of those sympathetic with Assange's aims over whether what WikiLeaks was doing constituted journalism.
Does it become more like Logan Paul and just shock-jock kind of stuff, or does it get more nuanced?
In an age when humour tends to be more nuanced and ironic, Mr Simon's polished punchlines can feel somewhat dated.
But small-business owners' reaction to the movement for higher wages is often more nuanced, with some sharing Titterington's position.
But after the complaint was made public, the president began a more nuanced attack: casting doubt on the whistleblower's accuracy.
Obviously the reality of that is much more nuanced, and it's not all bad, but it's not all great, either.
In all fairness to that ex, our split was way more nuanced than a lack of oral sex, of course.
Pokémon typically have to communicate by showing their feelings rather than telling them, which leads to more nuanced emotional moments.
The beauty of science is that the more research we do, the more nuanced our understanding of the world becomes.
Luckily, on an individual level, its effects are a little more nuanced than that alarming descriptor would have us believe.
The right answer on how many hours residents should work may be more nuanced than we've been willing to accept.
So it's more nuanced, but it's also tougher to look at a portfolio and tell how socially responsible it is.
Clinton supported fracking during her time at the State Department, but has taken a more nuanced approach as a candidate.
The third reason for the conservative elite's more nuanced view of environmental policy relates to public opinion—and is depressing.
She argued that a framework more nuanced than Trump's would acknowledge this kind of economic diversity without ignoring racial inequality.
Raja Sivamani, M.D., a dermatologist and adjunct associate professor of clinical dermatology at UC Davis, has a more nuanced view.
Takahata's characters' faces are drawn with more lines than you tend to find in anime, allowing for more nuanced expression.
So you'll a new "Smart Bar" on the interface that starts to predict what you watch in more nuanced ways.
We're crossing our fingers for a more nuanced, sensitive — or just sensible — approach to the first Black Bachelorette in history.
In trying to paint a more nuanced picture of the economy, he relinquished some of the potency of elegant models.
But with that being said, some things (and people) are just objectively good, regardless of your more nuanced personal preferences.
But Ms. Ilagan, who was once a city counselor in Davao City, has a more nuanced view of Mr. Duterte.
Independent films are more nuanced, but major studios just aren't as interested in making films about ordinary people in 2016.
Sexual inclinations may develop without significant conscious thought or consideration for some, but fetishes surrounding race could be more nuanced.
A review of federal court records and Justice Department documents, supplemented with news reports, paints a much more nuanced picture.
Ten years later came " My Bondage and My Freedom ," a fuller and more nuanced-novelistic account of the same story.
Following the case, Facebook clarified its nudity guidelines announcing a more nuanced policy that allows depictions of nudity in art.
In particular, my Concord coffee klatch buttressed the notion that views of Biden are far more nuanced than commonly assumed.
Clinton, who has taken heat from the left for her Wall Street ties, has opted for a more nuanced approach.
But that assumes a binary choice -- red or blue -- is better for voters than a more nuanced two-step approach.
I suspected that the explanation for why people didn't use banks was more nuanced than a lack of financial literacy.
It might even make you think that MLB is messed up, and it is, but remember: Reality is more nuanced.
It's tempting to call this an Iron Man suit for sex, but the concept is much more nuanced than that.
And, yes, while the film does indeed pack a twist, Clarke believes it's far more nuanced than people are expecting.
A variety of deductions tend to confuse taxpayers because the rules are more nuanced or are seemingly subject to interpretation.
I think there is a problem with how communities are policed, and that is a more nuanced and complicated conversation.
Vaginas are more nuanced, and both their pictorial encapsulations and the reasons for sharing them might correspondingly brim with dimensionality.
But, they said, the trials could shorten the duration of incubation, lower viral loads and have other, more nuanced benefits.
At the same time, the novel's quieter, more nuanced elements, such as Conrad's grief at Sammy's passing, go largely unexplored.
Ms. Orlandersmith's black characters are much more nuanced, and able to explore themes that, coming from whites, would seem taboo.
What do you think is needed to round out a more nuanced, realistic, interesting or complete picture of teenagers today?
Social discussions have degenerated into coarse polemics online because of the lack of space for more nuanced and incisive conversations.
As such, the United States needs a more nuanced and strategic approach to thinking about its critical, traded-sector industries.
He and Crawford point to other more recent data sets that have attempted a more nuanced approach to sensitive labels.
Customer service and other call-center work like tech support often require a more nuanced understanding of the customer experience.
But the relationship is far more nuanced than it first appears with strengths and weaknesses on both sides, experts note.
Other data, including in the April report, show a more nuanced picture, one that suggests there is room to run.
Although recent headlines make it seem like gun killings are surging globally, the new figures tell a more nuanced story.
"Beneath the surface a more nuanced and multi-layered investment backdrop is emerging," said Michael Ho of UBS Asset Management.
Our interactions with customers are much more nuanced than giving simple size advice or ameliorating an order that arrived damaged.
There is plenty of truth in all these headlines, but the crux of the matter — as usual — is more nuanced.
A smarter solar policy — one with a more-nuanced view of China — is something the new president ought to like.
But, research shows that optimal governance arrangements are often much more nuanced and that one size does not fit all.
"His position on the minimum wage is more nuanced than people want to give him credit for," Mr. Haller said.
Market handwringers point to buybacks as the primary reason for recent gains, but the story is a bit more nuanced.
This argument has some validity, owing to the social services that immigrant families incur; however, the situation is more nuanced.
Do you see these as overt forms of censorship by the government, or as more nuanced forms of self-censorship?
But they are hardly alone among the newer Democratic lawmakers in taking, at least, a more nuanced view of Israel.
It is more nuanced than being transgender or being gay or lesbian or lumping someone into a larger identity bucket.
I think that Dan helps me understand in a more nuanced way where a lot of white obliviousness comes from.
Reuters analyzed 41 major rulings in significant cases brought against Trump or his policies and found a more nuanced picture.
The value of Wolff's book, though, isn't in the judgments themselves, but in the more nuanced portrait of Trump's deficiencies.
Mr Comey offered a more nuanced view, but scattered crumbs to give Trump-sceptics hope, and the White House stomach-ache.
Clinton's approach, while arguably more effective at reducing systemic risk, is more nuanced and technocratic, and more tolerant of large institutions.
But in K-pop, the word is a bit more nuanced than that, and can mean different things to different people.
Thanos' motivation is more complex than simple universe-domination, and this giant purple alien villain is more nuanced than you'd expect.
Ms Rieh hopes that the mayor's time on the roof will help him develop a more nuanced approach to urban regeneration.
Now, the process is "much more nuanced than that," Hsiao said, as players are more likely to search for specific games.
But Ryan joins those like Ted Cruz, who resist the simplicity of hashtag politics, and who are confronting more nuanced propositions.
He's relevant far beyond just being Brandy's little brother, and he's a more nuanced figure than many people care to admit.
By finally delving into the character's backstory, the show had given audiences a glimpse of a more nuanced and complex villain.
The views for which Mr Troy was punished were far more nuanced than those of the resolutely pro-choice Mr Cuomo.
But it is in dissecting how referees go about doing their job where a more nuanced look at the art begins.
And while Hill is traditionally known as a comedic actor, the trailer's earnest sensibility hints at something richer and more nuanced.
I am also a writer committed to talking about mental health and physical wellness in a more nuanced and multifaceted way.
Comparisons to the world of William Gibson's Neuromancer and The Matrix are appropriate, but Mason's book is a bit more nuanced.
Ideas about the digital self are more nuanced now that platforms like Facebook and Twitter mediate our selves in different ways.
Here are some of the worst offenders — and ones that subvert the tropes, making room for more nuanced conceptions of sexuality.
Once he outgrows the need to atone for "Bitch Suck Dick" and the like, I anticipate more nuanced proof of maturity.
The Internet backlash proved that advertisers cannot simply appropriate political movements or moments without having a more nuanced understanding of them.
We hope that a more nuanced understanding of wasps can be achieved through educating people about their diversity, ecology and behaviour.
One way to do that is by giving a more nuanced answer as to why you think you're a great fit.
We are now pressed to replace these simple, compelling stories with the more nuanced, complex understanding of the transitional journey underway.
SVU tracked America's movement on crime issues, but in the process it became a better, more nuanced, and more powerful show.
But the picture for Takeaway was more nuanced, with exposure to "a much messier story from a competitive and execution perspective".
And Republican senators, as compared with their colleagues in the House, tend to have more nuanced views of the political moment.
That technological solution likely doesn't exist, meaning that the more nuanced debate that proceeds behind closed doors is about risk management.
At The New York Times, critic A.O. Scott suggested the film could have included a more nuanced discussion of spousal abuse.
Overall, though, the effort to stimulate users with sound and vision in existing digital mediums will be more nuanced and gradual.
By those outside the community, lolitas are most commonly compared to porcelain dolls, but in reality, their style is more nuanced.
Of course, the reality is more nuanced, and Zeynep Tufekci teases that out in her new book Twitter and Tear Gas.
At the New York City Ballet, same-sex duets are providing opportunities for dancers to express themselves in more nuanced ways.
A new poll offers a more nuanced look at his supporters, and at how their feelings about him might have shifted.
What they struggle with, however, and what remains an area poorly addressed in their training is the more nuanced interpersonal domain.
Young people who have grown up on the internet — so-called digital natives — have a much more nuanced view of privacy.
All that said, offering the more nuanced explication of the ethnic dynamics of the race does not change the fundamental issue.
"It allows us to show a different, or at least a more nuanced, picture of African life and culture," he says.
But vinegar enthusiasts, including a growing group of chefs and home cooks across the country, have a far more nuanced understanding.
"The idea is to provide volunteer administrators with a more targeted, more nuanced ability to respond to conflicts," Ms. Lo said.
By including personal experiences and recommendations from L.G.B.T.Q. travelers all over the world, we are able to present more nuanced information.
Whereas most people usually lump all law enforcement into the "Republican" bucket, it actually exists on a more nuanced political spectrum.
This simplistic read seems destined to overshadow more nuanced takes on how sexism and racism shape our perceptions, preferences and behaviors.
Silicon Valley may be obsessed with using data to improve startup outcomes, but the reality is quite a bit more nuanced.
Which is why so many Republicans have been working themselves into a lather to discredit Dr. Blasey by more nuanced means.
"It gives a much more nuanced view of how money and the economy work within the immigrant culture," said Mr. Jones.
Black voters are often described as "moderates," but Mr. Johnson said the voting choices are more nuanced than straightforward ideological choices.
The Sphinx clearly is in control, yet her domination is gentle: femme-fatale imagery is edging into a more nuanced mode.
"It seems once people experience the ride, they maybe get a more nuanced understanding of what the experience is," he said.
The slower, more nuanced season that devoted at least one meltdown to Josh becoming a grandfather, or shows Ari's spiritual journey.
A more nuanced spectrum of hair types needs to be taken into account, such as for women with afros, Montgomery said.
When it comes to enhancing contrast, color, saturation or brightness on your video footage, the process is a bit more nuanced.
Amidst a changing concept of war and military isolation, DoD will also have to find a more nuanced definition of service.
Of course they're not, since public displays of bigotry have evolved beyond that and have become much more nuanced and sophisticated.
She used to resent Cohen, because she thought he was hardest on her, but now she takes a more nuanced view.
But the reality is far more nuanced, and debate rages about which jobs will be automated, at what scale and where.
A CNN KFile review found Melissa O'Rourke's voting history and political contributions support the more nuanced picture of her political identity.
Theirs sometimes comes across as marginally more nuanced, but at root it's the same: America can, and must, lead the world.
Historians have recently been suggesting a more nuanced version, with economic production reaching prewar levels and a sort of normality returning.
Of course, Kavanaugh's article is a bit more nuanced — for one, he suggests Congress should pass a law, which it hasn't.
But this was before we were having the kind of more nuanced conversations around race and gender that we are now.
But even as the version of Australia sold abroad starts to look more nuanced, the real Australia is becoming increasingly myopic.
That's when you need to think in a much more nuanced way about how you might be affecting people's lives. Right.
Released at the same time as the group's monetary policy statement, the "dots" rate view sometimes overwhelms the more nuanced statement.
Corporations are making agreements directly, and banks and other financers have developed hedges and other more nuanced financing options to attract investors.
In the upcoming season of Bates Motel, we can expect a more nuanced version of Crane than we met in Hitchkock's original.
But as the sisters came back together in season seven, the show began to develop a more nuanced view of female strength.
A more nuanced portrayal is Green Room, which is less interested in fascist ideology than in how ideologues are manipulated toward violence.
Google says its NMT tech takes a more nuanced approach to translation by looking at an entire phrase rather than individual words.
Next week, the Fed will release results of a more nuanced examination known as the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review, or CCAR.
We're all more nuanced than that, and trying to analyze my romantic life by my lack of siblings isn't helpful or accurate.
The Favourite, on the other hand, even though it's set in a much more distance past, offered a much more nuanced approach.
This is why we particularly love astrologer Annie Heese's more nuanced take on the influence that Venus really wields over our lives.
So, though the quest for perfection in music is peak Aronofsky, the relationship between these two women is a lot more nuanced.
I think what it does is points to a need to get more nuanced and distinguished between different kinds of impact investing.
Where he used to be singularly obsessed with the idea of launching a unicorn start-up, now his goals are more nuanced.
A more nuanced view, in defence of the pope, was put forward recently by a well-known American commentator, Father Thomas Reese.
There are more nuanced ways of lowering default tariffs while preserving competition, and more effective ways to nudge people onto new tariffs.
Related articles will show fact-checks with more nuanced ratings, such as "mostly true," and will instantly surface a single fact-check.
But this year, GLAAD's study saw a rise in depicting bi+ men and also in telling more nuanced stories of bi+ women.
"What we're building is a bit more nuanced [than services like FoodPanda]," Grain co-founder Rifeng Gao told TechCrunch in an interview.
But there's another, more nuanced possible strategy for the push to play up the self-driving: that someone has to do it.
While it's easy to depict segregation by showing signs saying "Whites Only" or "Colored Only," Parks often preferred a more nuanced approach.
There's so many layers to this story — it's not just the Luthors against Superman and Supergirl, it's much more nuanced than that.
On the techlash thing, first, I would like to see us get calmer and more nuanced about, let's just solve the problem.
"The truth is more nuanced, for in reality the whole framework of market expectations has shifted, and rapidly at that," he said.
We need to talk about the prevalence of domestic violence, and present a more nuanced picture of what "abuse" can look like.
Because of that baseline familiarity, he explained, there's room for deep cut references — which means a deeper, more nuanced pool of material.
The TL;DR is that Wonderful's is a more nuanced situation than Ford's Big Brother-ish approach to creating a company town.
By looking at naturally occurring endocannabinoids like 2-AG, researchers get a more nuanced picture of how biology mitigates stress—or doesn't.
A more nuanced, individualized approach would help, taking into account previous pain medication use, psychotropic medication use and previous operation recovery experience.
Now that we've acknowledged not every person has to love unicorn makeup, we can move on to a more nuanced beauty iteration.
Powerful automakers about to score a big lobbying win face the tricky task of defining it as something a little more nuanced.
This deeper representation allows for a much more nuanced understanding of LGBTQ communities not only for us, but non-LGBTQ viewers too.
Team Ninja's Nioh is a little more nuanced than that, but if you're looking for a quick-and-easy description, that's it.
To some audiences, ascribing murderous rampages to political motives may make more sense than a more nuanced explanation that includes mental illness.
Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton's stance on trade would be best described as more nuanced than the views of Sanders and Trump.
He's filling up the vast emptiness of his mind with new knowledge, replacing pat simplicities with a more nuanced engagement with reality.
"It's more nuanced," in that the main concern of British officials was the risk posed by traveling with that much nerve agent.
It is likely that the final program is more nuanced and targeted, which would be a positive outcome for workers and investors.
Any reader who saw the original version of this piece would surely recognize a gentler, more nuanced tone in the revised version.
In that regard, he's brought a slightly more nuanced dimension to the role relative to Albert Finney and Peter Ustinov's showy takes.
It says that even when used in a more nuanced form, the yield curve should still be used as a complementary piece.
However, the breakdown is more nuanced, with actively managed bond funds still popular, while investors looking for stock-focused funds prefer passive.
There are witty jokes for all ages and messages about inclusion and intolerance that are more nuanced than in most such fare.
Some companies are even starting to quantify those emotions to provide a more nuanced view of ad effectiveness than clicks or impressions.
Going back to Markov chains, how can these be employed to make bots that are less awkward and more nuanced, like Olivia?
TinyLetter allowed Shane to develop a more nuanced narrative, one not in "real time," like Tweets, but reflected-upon and carefully considered.
We wanted to discuss some of the more nuanced parts of this conversation: How does the MeToo movement affect our sex lives?
By allowing readers an easy opt-in to streaming videos, Vidy hopes to give publishers a more nuanced understanding of user engagement.
"Relief" was the most consistent reaction among students, particularly the older ones with a more nuanced understanding of what was at stake.
A writer can watch as their craft improves article by article, edit by edit, tackling harder and more nuanced subjects with finesse.
But "it's a lot more nuanced than to say you warm the water and you get a lot more storms," Klotzbach says.
But according to Kotchen, the reality of the situation is more nuanced, and this isn't necessarily an argument against a carbon tax.
Using the "supplemental" measure of poverty that is more nuanced than the official measure, the poverty rate in 2015 was 14.3 percent.
He chose a more nuanced tack on Monday, blaming the Democrats' foreign policy for creating the vacuum that allowed ISIS to thrive.
We need a more nuanced approach, and I look forward to working with Senator Van Hollen and Senator Sanders to refine this.
Here's the thing, though: that's a step backward from the new, more nuanced, bolder conversation about racism that America's beginning to have.
Critics of Trump's earlier travel bans said they still consider the more nuanced policy issued Sunday to be based on bias. Rep.
Their ultimate fate, relayed by the portions of the movie set in the present day, adds a layer of more nuanced pathos.
At the conference last week, some audio of both the male and female voices were played to showcase its more nuanced pronunciations.
The reality is far more nuanced, he explained, as founders need to build relationships with investors without sacrificing their company's own performance.
" Warren aimed some fire at Sanders as well, albeit in a more nuanced way, questioning his strategy for implementing "Medicare for All.
But conversations with corporate advisors, investors and experts paint a more nuanced picture of how corporate America is taking on the issues.
It would be an open-minded, big-hearted, self-aware move that challenges Americans to see him in a more nuanced light.
Slower but far more nuanced, precise, and sophisticated, it houses memories and values, and it is much better able to follow rules.
Accurate data is key to China's anti-pollution campaign as it works to develop a more nuanced, scientific approach to cutting smog.
But before you toss your SPF 30, dermatologists say the relationship between sunscreen and vitamin D is much more nuanced than that.
For clients who added money after 2014, helping Pershing Square's portfolios grow to roughly $20 billion, the story could be more nuanced.
But, when the convo turned to whether Jay-Z should yank his collabs with R. Kelly, he said it's way more nuanced.
But ambiguity leads to doubt, and doubt leads to discovery, and, well, discovery leads to a more nuanced view of the world.
How to limit speech in fiction, however, is a bit more nuanced: do TV shows about serial killers encourage people to commit murder?
And the researchers of the study said they hope its findings will be a springboard for more nuanced discussion around universal machine ethics.
And while the rapper's recent Twitter rant was relatively blunt about the state of his finances, his musical oeuvre is considerably more nuanced.
Denver's position is more nuanced: the city notifies the feds when a serious offender is about to be released and honours ICE warrants.
For a more nuanced breakdown of Samsung's performance, we'll have to wait until the full earnings report is released in a few weeks.
Imagine a world in which the Democrats' first contests gave them a fuller, more nuanced portrait of whom the full Democratic base supports.
Economists look past the official employment rate (also know as the "U-3" number) to metrics that provide more nuanced views of employment.
I was hoping that this would make way for a more nuanced conversation about Star's sexuality moving forward, but that moment didn't come.
Could 24673 Reasons Why have explored these more nuanced points about Hannah as a stand-in for all survivors in its freshman endeavor?
The new law, set to be announced by the beginning of February, eliminates the automatic ban in favor of a more nuanced approach.
It is more complex and more nuanced than that (although anti-Semitism still lingers on the far left, as it has always done).
But he has been much more nuanced than Trump on the subject and has previously shown enthusiasm about an amnesty on illegal immigrants.
If he or his team had looked into the range of expert views on the subject, a more nuanced take would have emerged.
For now, The Walking Dead is holding its own, still charting a course for a more nuanced, smarter version of its former self.
Even as our conversations about gender and dating grow more nuanced and reflective (and rightfully so!), Sex and the City still holds up.
Where they fired up their audiences, it was on two more nuanced matters that are central to European, not just Upper Austrian, concerns.
Of course they need data to do that, but one would hope that the collection would be a bit more nuanced than this.
"  "We act like the winners and the losers from the trade war are obvious, but the reality's a lot more nuanced than that.
In five years, we will see a more nuanced and a more consistent vision of what safety should look like in online communities.
They're addictive, they might say, but talking about addiction in any form is way more nuanced than just saying you like doing something.
We have gotten much more scientific about how we assess leaders, and our description of leadership behaviors have become richer and more nuanced.
The idea of freeloading on strangers' networks strikes one as dodgy (or too good to be true), but the reality is more nuanced.
Despite the tragic end to her life, Crawford hopes people will see a fuller, more nuanced portrait of her friend in her book.
But with stocks at all-time highs and a series of complex challenges ahead, it could be time for a more nuanced approach.
All I Want Is You paraded Miguel around as a lover, but two years later, the updated version of Miguel is more nuanced.
Leadership elections, she argued, are more nuanced than that, particularly since so much of a vote hinges on interpersonal relationships between individual members.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's tests are significantly more calculated and more nuanced than Kim's oft-cited "look at me" sabre rattling.
Some of the most recent literature on the subject, my own included, presents a more nuanced portrait of the man and his times.
The problems of misunderstanding faced by America today are much more nuanced than simply saying made-up or fake news must be eliminated.
Market timing is unreliable and hard to repeat consistently, so some experts are advising clients to make more nuanced changes to their portfolio.
If the approaches to history and character could be more nuanced, the actors are uniformly excellent and the impact is powerful (1:35).
Only, with depression and anxiety, we don't really have any more nuanced terms, and we use a one-size-fits-all treatment strategy.
But for the fashion crowd — particularly Song of Style blogger Aimee Song — the switch to the new season's trends is much more nuanced.
Witherspoon's wicked interpretation of Madeline was memeable in season one, but her performance is a lot more nuanced and thoughtful in season two.
Even economists critical of the program, like Autor, Duggan, and Daly, don't propose slash-and-burn cuts like this, preferring more nuanced reforms.
Unlike many nominees who hide their views, Bork testified at length on his interpretive views, which were far more nuanced than critics suggested.
On his return to Manila, he called for a more nuanced approach to China as head of the Philippine Association of Chinese Studies.
This sort of thinking can make our view of power far more nuanced and complex, but it can also make it quite confusing.
But Mr. Kim makes a handful of Korean-inspired appetizers, too, all more nuanced than what you'd find in a typical ramen-ya.
People on the ground in and around Lombok note that the reality on the island is more nuanced than the viral images suggest.
Photojournalists will always be tempted to make graphic, evocative imagery, but we must move on to more nuanced, compassionate work about vulnerable people.
When I feel hopeful, however, I think we're on a long journey to a more nuanced way of thinking about sex and relationships.
Much of what should concern us is more nuanced and small scale — and much less understood — than what we see in the headlines.
This case should also serve as a reminder that we need a more nuanced conversation about drug use and addiction in this country.
They need Maddon to help with a more nuanced task: brighten the outlook and heal the wounds of a fractured and reeling organization.
But it's possible that having two slightly different visions of the world streaming in at once gives jewel wings a more nuanced view.
When it came to the Afghan War, Biden offered a more nuanced position-- indeed, a more presidential position-- than the other Democratic candidates.
Inspired by a real-life story, the new series is a more nuanced than usual take on the legal-prison-mystery-family drama.
Their work in the festival suggests that many of them are exploring less conventional methods to create more nuanced views of their countries.
If one were to only look at the unemployment rate, that answer would be yes, but teen employment is more nuanced than that.
I appreciate the app's simplicity and how it doesn't overload you with too many features, but it could use some more nuanced controls.
Both men have run global businesses in complex industries, and many here hope that will give them a more nuanced view of trade.
The American Petroleum Institute (API), the nation's leading oil and natural gas lobby, is pressuring the House to take a more nuanced approach.
Dr. Hill's own views are more nuanced, friends and colleagues say; she is not so much a Russia hawk as a cleareyed realist.
Dr. Hill's own views are more nuanced, friends and colleagues say; she is not so much a Russia hawk as a cleareyed realist.
Carrigan has spoken publicly about the villain typecasting that has come with his alopecia and expressed his excitement to explore more nuanced characters.
But if they were hoping for a more nuanced approach to the case on HBO, The Case Against Adnan Syed won't provide it.
So perhaps the most fundamental takeaway is that we need to have a more nuanced picture of globalization's effect on the global poor.
Here's hoping that next season their characters will feel a little bit more nuanced instead of just a random aside to the main plot.
Though there is truth to that, digging a bit deeper shows it turns out to be a much more nuanced situation than just that.
First, her record is in fact more nuanced than is often appreciated — she has just as often pushed for diplomatic solutions as military ones.
The fact of the matter is that the Trump campaign's view of black voters really is a little more nuanced than it might appear.
He recently said he still believes a rotation is in the air, though it's more nuanced than a simple move from bonds to stocks.
"It gets more nuanced, and that makes the debate a little bit more difficult," Adam Bozzi, the communications director at End Citizens United, said.
Each process was as unique as color preference itself, but the careful calculations involved were far more nuanced than I ever would have guessed.
Quantum computers work in quantum bits, or qubits, which is more nuanced — information can be a one and a zero at the same time.
Nowadays, experts know that the way our bodies process food, as well as our eating behaviors, are more nuanced than that, according to Rumsey.
However, the show did manage to add layers and depth to Olivia and Fitz's relationship throughout the series and portray a more nuanced affair.
Try a more nuanced version with matte, deep glitter, or even a color-changing option that only turns black when your fingers are cold.
Hopefully, my takeaways will serve as a guide for people in positions of power to consider when advocating for more nuanced and rich representation.
But while building up the film's massive, mobile monstrosities was the most obvious challenge, some of the more nuanced work was even more intriguing.
The finest track is "Ma S-Abok"; softer and more nuanced, the undulating rhythms lilt to lyrics that reflect on the importance of community.
The Pew study on how social media makes teens feel was more nuanced — but many reported that social media had positive effects on them.
One reason is that more grades means more nuanced differentiation between pupils, which universities and employers previously complained was lacking, particularly among the brainiest.
Early previews reported that the weapon triangle was gone, but in actuality, it's been dispersed throughout the game in a much more nuanced way.
Redditor Nhjufy posted a photo Thursday of an algebra problem that could have been a little more nuanced  — and a student's extremely cheeky response.
The New Jersey governor called for a more nuanced, practical and humane approach to addressing the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants, the report said.
"If we were at the board we could be more nuanced in our votes," Chief Operating Officer Stephane Roussel told Reuters after the meeting.
In his masterly retelling, Mr Wilson paints a more nuanced picture of the empire as a stable and unique entity that protected the weak.
The pair have made a more nuanced argument than House Intelligence Republicans that the FISA warrant against Carter Page should not have been granted.
It works better as a simple robot uprising movie, but even there it's been surpassed in the decades since by smarter, more nuanced films.
Analysts from Jefferies said the actual measures announced next week could be more nuanced than an across-the-board 25 percent tariff for steel.
Instead he is charting a more nuanced course that his advisers say is better suited to addressing the root causes of France's economic troubles.
The bottom line: Pro-gun owners will argue that the debate is far more nuanced than gun control advocates make it out to be.
That's crucial, because we knew he'd spin something more nuanced and subtle than just Rob and I waxing lyrical—and he did do that.
By the time Braid released The Age of Octeen a year later, they'd learned how to turn their outsized ideas into something more nuanced.
First, TikTok should work with independent experts who research the relationship between social media and eating disorders to develop more nuanced and helpful policies.
As a longtime journalist turned producer, I initially found the series to be enlightening and more nuanced than previous treatments of the Vietnam War.
Researchers whose findings last year pointed to a downside from raising the minimum wage have taken another look and the reality is more nuanced.
Asked about those layoffs, Mr. Wilkins said, "That's absolutely not normal practice for us," and suggested the situation was more nuanced than it appeared.
In decades to come, as carbon dioxide levels continue to climb in the atmosphere, Dr. Stanley speculated, the picture will only get more nuanced.
Even though social media is dominated by the ultra-tribalistic devotees of big clubs, for most of us things are a bit more nuanced.
Politics is on the minds of students choosing Canada for college, but their concerns are more nuanced than a simple dislike of Mr. Trump.
An October focus group in the key swing states of Ohio, Minnesota and Wisconsin reported by news website Axios provides a more nuanced view.
But Paul Rafelson, a law professor at Pace University and a former tax counsel at GE, had a more nuanced view of the incident.
Ms. Tsai has moved her party, the Democratic Progressive Party, away from its pro-independence roots to a more nuanced form of Taiwan nationalism.
Beyond the currency, the impact on business, banking and policy of a four-month run-in to the June 23 referendum looks more nuanced.
An October focus group in the key swing states of Ohio, Minnesota and Wisconsin reported by news website Axios provides a more nuanced view.
This was a remarkable run of dominance spanning the rise of the internet, three presidencies and the mainstreaming of several more nuanced comedic sensibilities.
At the moment this seems fairly crude, but hopefully in the future more nuanced taxes can be brought in, perhaps encouraging high-CBD strains.
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.
In the heat of this intra-Democratic debate, some detect the potential for what they see as a more nuanced approach to the problem.
Unlike the movie, the series has both a male and female lead, while also offering more nuanced stories about religion, mental illness and sexuality.
The biggest of Kahn's secrets, one that in recent years has threatened to swamp more nuanced discussion of his work, was a sociosexual one.
Unless we get more nuanced in how we talk and how we have these conversations, those unique needs and unique strengths risk getting overlooked.
Machines that combined these two functions (often called grooveboxes) were often difficult to use and required a more nuanced technical knowledge in music production.
We need to get more research in this area, and more nuanced measures, to understand what types of porn can have mental health effects.
Others pointed out that Sanders's comments were more nuanced than that, and that the same speech also discussed racism and sexism as real problems.
If they win market share, a binary judgment on what counts as "green" could evolve into a more nuanced debate on degrees of environmental impact.
Others asked more nuanced questions about how Facebook moderates content on its service, while still others didn't seem to understand how Facebook operates at all.
It is going to be more nuanced, but it could be just as effective if (the administration) believes we are not going to back off.
The game developers stressed more nuanced game play, with improved sound and graphics capabilities like more refined muzzle flashes and better audio for improved orientation.
Economists look past the official unemployment rate — known as the "U-3" number — to other metrics that provide more nuanced views of the employment situation.
But much like regularly televised shade — its major export — The Real Housewives of Atlanta is more nuanced and subtle than some give it credit for.
That said, you can intensify the effects of any crystal — and even make those effects more nuanced — by using it in tandem with other stones.
Today, marijuana lube products fill internet storefronts, and there's no end to claims that weed enhances sex, despite research that draws far more nuanced conclusions.
In recent years, the conversation about gender equality has expanded to include a more nuanced consideration of how race and ethnicity play into women's experiences.
But when we stop speculating and actually look at the real world of work, the impact of advanced robotics is far more nuanced and complicated.
Back in 2017, a Polygon story uncovered details of a much more nuanced pair of skins that I never would have known anything about otherwise.
In truth, CAT is slightly more nuanced than regular missionary sex, according to Sadie Allison, PhD, AASECT-certified sexologist and author of Ride 'Em Cowgirl!
The treble is remarkably bright, though the front-positioned tweeter means you won't hear all the more nuanced chirps if you're standing behind the speaker.
"It's a more nuanced thing to market, but we're going to keep seeing more of them, because there's an upper limit on rewards and cash."
Steinle's parents have spoken up in support of Kate's Law in the past, but their understanding of the U.S. immigration policies is much more nuanced.
The slightly more nuanced argument here is it's not clear whether running on those policies alone is going to bring back the Obama-Trump voter.
But contrary to what seem to be the accepted standards, more nuanced representation of physical and mental health problems could make video games more exciting.
Online harassment has existed for as long as online has existed, and as access speeds up and expands, it's only getting worse and more nuanced.
"We're seeing today's workforce take a much more nuanced view of where they want to work and then they're voting with their feet," Minshew said.
Other teams take a more nuanced approach: they want their wings to get back on defense, but send their bigs to the offensive glass hard.
My feeling is the students now want to replace the hero Wilson with the villain Wilson rather than acknowledge a more nuanced understanding of him.
Imaginators does its best to match the color scheme as you combine disparate elements, though there are more nuanced color customization options if you'd like.
The only problem is that this time the policy cycle is turning in a more nuanced way than the metal markets have got used to.
The story is not always easy to tell, but I believe there is room for the kinds of narratives that are a little more nuanced.
For Barlog, this chance to show a much more nuanced character was a large part of the appeal of making the new God of War.
"All the policymakers emphasised the uncertainty of the outlook, reminding investors that the outlook is more nuanced than the market seems to think," he said.
Most Americans have a more nuanced view of abortion, and support a range of women's reproductive choices even if they personally think abortion is wrong.
A contemporary rating awards a more nuanced level of competence, although still better than the performance of the Saudi military, the UAE's allies in Yemen.
The UN soldiers I interviewed had learned that getting to know people where they're stationed provided a deeper, more nuanced perspective on the local culture.
"He added: "To me, the DC-break-up-big-tech approach is unfortunately just a knee-jerk 20th-century approach to much more nuanced problems.
Clinton and other officials now find themselves making a more nuanced argument — that just because something is technically classified does not mean it is damaging.
When companies have addressed the problem in a more nuanced way, they have largely failed (which is not to say that they should stop trying).
How do you think this film might spread a more nuanced understanding of the situation, or might it only fan the flames of unnecessary intrigue?
Newcomers generally embrace the accreted, idiosyncratic and highly contested rules that govern F.D.L. play and result in ever-more-nuanced arguments as years go by.
A more nuanced approach to the Asia-Pacific region would allow the United States to pursue goals like democracy promotion and secure long-term stability.
The god of actual religious people — the source of the unseen order that imbues everything with significance — is both vaguer and more nuanced than that.
And, by and large, white evangelicals on the ground have followed suit — even when some in evangelical leadership is advocating for more nuanced policy positions.
Can art help us better critique historical narratives or current society, and by extension, lead to a more nuanced and critical understanding of our world?
She turned to integration therapy for a more nuanced processing of what she had seen—which contradicted the way she actually felt about her father.
Once again, we're provided an opportunity: A more nuanced discussion of risk — and how we communicate it — can leave us much happier, and perhaps healthier.
What's more, that gaslighting is obscuring the need for a more nuanced debate about whether our intelligence surveillance authorities are in need of systemic reform.
The hope is that researchers from inside and outside of the region can have access to the photographs, and more nuanced narratives of the region.
In an interview with "220 Minutes" less than a week on, he offered a slightly more nuanced view, and some new insight into his priorities.
Fortunately there's a more nuanced option at our immediate disposal, one that makes use of the genetic insight now being gathered by urban evolution researchers.
They struck less militant, more nuanced notes, as the veteran Democratic strategist James Carville observed a few days ago in a lament about Sanders's rise.
In 2018, we may understand the Apple Watch mostly as a fitness tracker, but in the video, Ive gives it a significantly more nuanced pitch.
I think the fact that we're having a more nuanced discussion about this has a lot to do with the research that Andrea has done.
With each new incarnation of the story, Ms. Reyes's narrative has become more and more nuanced, representing a viewpoint not often seen in Hollywood features.
They say what they saw at one facility shocked them Ginger Jacobs, a California immigration attorney, said the issue is more nuanced than this, however.
Now that courts have repeatedly confirmed they're public, we might start to see a more nuanced discussion of what the rules for those spaces are.
Central Command has offered a more nuanced assessment of the information gained from the recovered materials than the assertions from Mr. Trump and his representatives.
As the conversation continues to progress, though, I wonder: Is feeling good about our acne realistic, or should we be aiming for something more nuanced?
Their relationship with the Syrian government, despite historic enmity, is more nuanced, with the sides mostly having avoided conflict in the six-year-old war.
Kurdistan Iraq Tour's high-level contacts within the Kurdish government allow for a more nuanced and real-time understanding of what's safe and what isn't.
One common assumption people have about intuitive eating is that it's a lazy excuse for eating whatever you want — but it's way more nuanced than that.
The Bold Shoulder TodayConsider toning down the severity of this look in favor of a structured sweater that emphasizes the shoulders in a more nuanced way.
More phones are beginning to take haptic feedback seriously, providing more nuanced vibrations than bleary buzzes, and LG still leads the pack of Android phone makers.
But today's findings, published in Science, give a much more nuanced and detailed picture of what this area of Mars could have looked like through time.
As policymakers develop a more nuanced understanding of domestic violence and as consumer credit becomes easier to obtain, the problem is beginning to get more attention.
Juan Madrid, 27, photographer Welcome to Flint This collaborative zine explores the city of Flint, Michigan, and paints a more nuanced portrait of a troubled city.
Salman would be well advised to take a more nuanced approach next time around; and Ban to stand up for the values he claims to promote.
Though Neilly has photographed other trans people in the past, he wanted to give his viewers a more nuanced, intimate look at the process of transitioning.
I want to use the teaching of a foreign language to facilitate a more nuanced dialogue that needs to exist in today's discourse on every topic.
That was a lot of theory, and frankly, a lot of it is much more nuanced than how MMT is likely to be employed in practice.
The European Union, which has imposed sanctions on Venezuela and boycotted Maduro's swearing-in for a second term earlier this month, took a more nuanced tack.
There are plenty of easy dick jokes in Big Mouth, but the more nuanced exploration of the trials of adolescence are what make the show great.
Some may think of it as a catch all term for "smart robots" that can think like humans, but it's a bit more nuanced than that.
Yet like another pay-cable series, Showtime's "Billions," the HBO comedy offers a more nuanced of the super-rich than TV often has in the past.
RELATED: 21 SECRETS HOTELS WON'T TELL YOU There are also some more nuanced differences that can help you figure out which type of place you're in.
While the headlines focus on Democrats regaining the House of Representatives – undoubtedly a major win for liberals with broad implications – the overall picture is more nuanced.
It's tempting to say that this is because liberals are "pro-science" and conservatives are "anti-science," but things are a bit more nuanced than that.
Watching the animals navigate their flattened version of basic human issues—frustration, conflict, loneliness—made it easier to cope with my own much more nuanced reality.
In its favor, the Hexo+ does have one of the more nuanced implementations, with lots of detailed choices for setting up your shot in the app.
While it is tempting to attribute the violence solely to the Jerusalem move, here are five points that suggest that the reality is more nuanced.   2628.
Live onstage, in St. Louis, she was much more nuanced as she experimented with what it was like to do nothing in front of an audience.
Trump's claim that Obama detained migrant children at the border is accurate, however, his second point — which he has made on several occasions — is more nuanced.
Indeed, the President needs to give a companion speech like the one he gave in Riyadh to a European summit, though one that's much more nuanced.
The best interviews were of course the weird, crazy ones by people with opinions that were a little more nuanced than your usual gung-ho lifer.
However, GQ consulted with a senior food analyst at Mintel, the market research firm that conducted the study in question, and received a more nuanced response.
The Profanity saga is a complicated one, more nuanced than in Wielgus's telling, with accounts that turn on details that I have been unable to reconcile.
The reality was perhaps more interesting, and more nuanced, but in any case the overall narrative architecture of "Bohemian Rhapsody" is a Lego palace of clichés.
To get a more nuanced picture of the services that green spaces provide in a city, Ms. Ziter took soil samples from 100 sites in Madison.
"Those cases take a lot more nuanced analysis in order to determine whether the asylum law fits them or does not fit them," said Judge Marks.
Wong used bricks in a variety of contexts, and while they visually bind his work, their symbolic function is far more nuanced than one might expect.
As you research, it is not uncommon for your position to become more nuanced or even change entirely once you begin to understand the big picture.
American officials who have appealed for a more nuanced understanding of the country have been forced out of their jobs and even investigated by federal agents.
I desperately wish we could have more nuanced conversations about Cuba like the ones Obama was ushering in, but sadly, in the Trump era we've backtracked.
But were we to redesign them, perhaps we could find a way to make blocks time-limited, or at least provide users with more nuanced options.
As sugar turns from pale gold to brown, the chemical reactions result in new flavors: acidity, tang and alcoholic notes, along with a more nuanced sweetness.
One of the more nuanced pieces, by the philosopher Peter de Marneffe, articulates a liberal position on polygamy that opposes its legalization but also its criminalization.
For those who need fair more nuanced use of things like Apple Pencil for, say, art making, Duet and Luna may still be worth checking out.
Cross-referencing this data gives officials a deeper, more nuanced understanding of how Charleston's criminal justice system is functioning and where potential inefficiencies or bottlenecks exist.
It's one of the shows more nuanced examinations of race and power, and how corrosive their binding is early on in the lives of black children.
Like her state, Senator Harris's story up close is both more prosaic and more nuanced than the shiny image built in part on misperceptions about California.
Gasca and Xie want to find out if this feature might encourage people to express more nuanced emotions, putting a damper on dunking and mindless retweeting.
Though experts used to think that a lack of willpower was the primary reason people abandoned their resolutions, decades of research suggest it's far more nuanced.
Chopra stressed that Faulkner is neither a hero nor a villain, and that the problem is a lot more nuanced than that with many stakeholders involved.
Ruminating on topics like shame and comparison, Dumplin' forgoes a standard high school bullying plot line to explore the more nuanced realities of negative self-image.
Some policy changes are slight enough to not require any sort of retraining, but other, more nuanced changes need moderators to be retrained on that point.
While it may appear that some areas had enough investment before their designation as opportunity zones, he said, a closer look reveals a more nuanced picture.
But as France continues to mark the centenary of the Great War, a Paris exhibition offers a more nuanced — and potentially controversial — take on the subject.
It might become the first step toward a new, more nuanced and historically aware means of appearance for all those Occupy used to call the 99%.
Others, like Robin Wright's Claire Underwood in House of Cards—who is not a Clinton clone—are more nuanced: they are messy, imperfect, and morally corruptible.
So we'd have more information that might create the illusion of a more nuanced view of 1860 or whatever, but would our overall perception be different?
By allowing players to experience the story through messages both from a victim and loved ones, it provides a more nuanced look at how emotional abuse unfolds.
Ken, "Master of None" and "The Mindy Project," there will be more shows like these, and then you can get more nuanced with what you talk about.
As noted above, that includes adding in updated, Snapchat-like camera features; and more nuanced Dark Mode that includes a darker, battery-saving black and other customizations.
Those programs come closely after the season premiere of "Homeland," the Showtime series, which brings a more nuanced approach to the complexities of the war against terrorism.
As for whether or not youth is some kind of pivotal period that decides one's risk for skin cancer, the data is more nuanced than once thought.
So we should keep the Jolie case study in mind next time we hear a celebrity with a health message that's more nuanced than "eat your broccoli."
Face ID uses an infrared camera to create three-dimensional models of its users' faces, which, in theory, could prove more nuanced than previous two-dimensional systems.
Can you illuminate us on, you said that it was a little more nuanced, what you were trying to say in reference to Farrakhan and Tamika Mallory.
In theory, prices for Australian coal should decline, while those for South African and Russian supplies should advance, but the reality may be more nuanced than that.
A more nuanced look at the issue can be found in The Daily News, which has a solid breakdown of an HBORealSports/Marist poll of 1,298 Americans.
When it comes to the nascent U.S. economic slowdown, figuring out where to place the blame is more nuanced than it seems, CNBC's Jim Cramer argued Tuesday.
Our societal understanding of real-world events is more nuanced; look no further than the worlds and conflicts portrayed in the shows Battlestar Galactica or The Expanse.
While the game appeared to have hit a mainly positive note among users, analysts had a more nuanced view of what this would mean for Nintendo's earnings.
"I think there is a more nuanced view, though, and unless he is replaced by a polar opposite character it may not matter that much," he added.
But if the way Facebook handled the Zuckerberg Nazi photoshop is an indication, the company appears to be taking a more nuanced approach to delicate content issues.
But Elvis Depressedly's music is more nuanced than that: there's no sad or happy, no good or bad – just a journey along the spectrum between the two.
It's bigger and more fleshed out, with deeper and more nuanced character development — thanks in large part to the shift from text-based dialogue to voice actors.
" NS wanted to clarify on that: "No one actually believes that pls … some people are retards but the idea is more nuanced than that when properly expressed.
He believes the issue is more nuanced, and that the government administration is trying to divert the focus away from another core problem: serving its own interests.
Of course, encouraging people to think about health as something broader and more nuanced than a number on a scale is by and large a good thing.
Your situation is probably much more nuanced than what I just described, but having a conversation with your advisor around optimizing your locations is a good idea.
Lost in the Chamber's flood of partisan political spending on behalf of its big business allies are the more nuanced views of the majority of business executives.
But a source told CNN Comey is expected to explain that those were much more nuanced conversations from which Trump concluded that he was not under investigation.
While this may allow for better, more nuanced answers to natural language questions, it also opens up the platform to making mistakes through its users' human error.
Over the years, her performances have grown more nuanced, and for her latest album, "Joanne," the singer toned down her physical appearance to showcase her musical prowess.
If this pattern holds, what we may get out of Trump's trade policies is a more nuanced and targeted approach than was hinted at during the campaign.
These headphones do put an emphasis on bass, so if bass-heavy beats aren't your thing and you're looking for more nuanced sound, you may be disappointed.
Barack Obama has echoed Trump's argument that the media tends only to report on the negative aspects of the news, albeit in a slightly more nuanced way.
Meanwhile, Bob Parker, a senior adviser for investment strategy and research at Credit Suisse, suggests that the correlation between the two markets is a little more nuanced.
For some English-speaking Muslims, fighting Islamist extremism sounds more nuanced and targeted than Islamic extremism, and takes the fight slightly further away from the cultural sphere.
To offer up a more nuanced and varied understanding of these terms, I interviewed people about these words and their meaning during my travels through central Appalachia.
It's more nuanced than simply having five or more drinks, because anyone familiar with alcohol can tell you there's a big difference between six drinks and 15.
Fortunately, it evolves into something sweeter and more nuanced, as both parents struggle to let go of their old roles and take pride in their new ones.
This week's chart presents a more nuanced element of the study in which neighborhoods were ranked based on what percent of the list price monthlies made up.
It is a narrative of the "good" migrant and the "bad" one that leads to policies focused on keeping people out and ignores a more nuanced reality.
While no solution will be perfect, the best ways to square data access with security concerns require a more nuanced approach that rely on non-technological procedures.
He also called for a more nuanced approach to reducing sanctions against Russia and said even positive interim steps toward implementing the Minsk accords should be rewarded.
Learning more about these methods will help scholars create more nuanced facsimiles, and will also illuminate how painting and sculpting worked in tandem in the ancient world.
B.E.: How then might we rethink the relationship between evil and the victim to allow for a more nuanced understanding of historical and contemporary forms of violence?
In a sales context, AI-enabled tools help B2B marketers gain a more nuanced understanding of their customers' wants and needs and improve efficiencies like never before.
A more nuanced ethical issue involves the potential use of neuroimaging as a sort of lie detector—to expose malingerers or increase payouts in injury-compensation suits.
News organizations should make room for more stories that lead to a deeper and more nuanced understanding of the issues, controversies and trends that affect people's lives.
But there is a more nuanced point to make on the matter of children and adults, one that seems particularly central to the dynamics of this race.
The Trump administration is tasked with a number of issues on the foreign policy front, perhaps none more nuanced and challenging than formulating a policy toward Iran.
We engage with every Israel and Palestine-related group on campus, moving our communities away from unproductive dichotomies and toward a more nuanced and solution-driven conversation.
"I think what we're trying to do is really put out a more nuanced human story of all four women," Lears told host Krystal Ball on Hill.
While uploading an entire movie you don't own to YouTube is a blatant violation of copyright law, many uses of copyrighted content by YouTubers are more nuanced.
Reality is more nuanced, but such questions already have been percolating on Planet Cubs, ever since trade rumors with the New York Yankees started to heat up.
McCann — who hit last in the Astros' lineup on Sunday despite 12 seasons as one of the best slugging catchers in baseball — gave a more nuanced explanation.
The bottom line: Consumers concerned about the growing use of G.M.O.s in the foods they depend on might consider taking a more nuanced approach than blanket opposition.
A more nuanced take on that, which I think is pretty interesting, is that the US has a lot more variation across places than other countries do.
WATCH: David Lynch Is Also a Painter But after a few more viewings, it becomes clear that the elements of Twin Peaks are a little more nuanced.
The story of how Rhodes progressed from this idealism to a more nuanced vision of "the world as it is" is at the heart of this book.
"It's easy to say 'there's unemployment benefits' or 'there are SBA loans,' but when you get down to the details it's a lot more nuanced," Muir said.
Along the way, I want to make a plea for thinking about the debate over education reform in a more nuanced, less absolutist way than often happens.
Sloan has strong ties to Hollywood, and it's likely she has a more nuanced understanding than I do about actors with dwarfism and the roles they embrace.
Those include things like problem and solution, but also more nuanced points like why investors should back a company now and what future traction might look like.
The 20153 vintage produced a ripe, fruity, substantial style of wine that will please a lot of people, though many Beaujolais aficionados may prefer more nuanced wines.
What Polanski, Towne, and Nicholson, along with Paramount head of production Robert Evans, had in mind was something far more nuanced, not unlike a novel on film.
While many conservatives falsely claim that doctors are performing genital surgeries on children, a more nuanced conversation is actually taking place between young teens, doctors, and parents.
The Mafia games, especially the most recent installment in the series, provides a far more nuanced perspective of what it means to run a large drug operation.
The translation ban is an apparently well-intentioned policy that tragically backfired, all because its creators chose a rigid technical fix instead of a more nuanced solution.
" She emphasizes that adding people she might think of as "opponents" to her social media feeds "has made me more knowledgeable and my arguments, ultimately, more nuanced.
But a lot of significant sexual and romantic TV moments between women happened along the way, some of them blatant ratings ploys, others more nuanced and complex.
Assessing each of these milestones in turn, it leads to a more nuanced view of how far this cycle has traveled and where it might lead next.
Hopefully, Theon's journey will move forward once again, and viewers can gain a more nuanced understanding for how the trauma he's undergone will continue to impact him.
Some shows on the network were slightly more nuanced, saying that people will choose to be uninsured because Obamacare will no longer mandate people to have insurance.
While many prominent Jewish and conservative groups, as well as members of the Israeli government, celebrated the executive order, college students were more nuanced in their responses.
" NS wanted to clarify on that: "No one actually believes that pls ... some people are retards but the idea is more nuanced than that when properly expressed.
In addition to these, there are more nuanced examples of fake tech practiced by major companies that rely on exaggerated claims to garner publicity and boost their stock.
But there's another more nuanced option at Son's disposal — one that already has some precedent: He can invest out of the Vision Fund while quarantining the Saudi investment.
While Mueller didn't think Barr's letter was inaccurate, the special counsel believed his report was more nuanced on the obstruction of justice issue, according to Justice Department officials.
Sure, it's easy enough to identify bitter, or sweet, or even herbal flavors—but professionals in the coffee biz rely on a more nuanced lexicon to classify beans.
He believed his report was more nuanced on the issue of whether President Donald Trump had obstructed justice, and he wanted more of his findings to be released.
"People typically think of it as this dome of heat that sits over our cities, but when you get down into the cities, it's more nuanced," he says.
If you wanted to get more sophisticated, you could look at a data + politics hub like Nate Silver's Fivethirtyeight, which provided more nuanced odds, but still favored Clinton.
They may not be as flashy as Tesla, but their CEO comp plans are more nuanced, and weigh additional metrics, such as market share/production, safety and quality.
While the story about Trump privately prompting Comey to pledge his loyalty is widely known by now, other more nuanced interactions—including countless tweets—could also be considered.
They're the bread and butter of awards telecasts — when the happenings on stage get boring, look to the audience, where celebs might have something more nuanced in store.
The finding adds to our understanding of how different groups of ancient humans interacted with each other — painting a more nuanced picture of how farming spread across Europe.
Most economists look past the official unemployment rate — also know as the "U-2880.98" number — to other metrics that provide more nuanced views of the state of jobs.
In truth, the picture is more nuanced, because Foxconn's bid is far more respectful of the status quo than Innovation Network's breakup proposal, and softer on creditors, too.
"We have a chance to provide people with a more nuanced and, in my estimation, a more honest portrayal of the lives of everyday Muslims," Ms. Jaffery said.
But as this more nuanced outbreak data emerges, a deadly new cannabis risk is coming into focus: vaping certain THC products, particularly those sold on the black market.
The trappings of the genre—gunfights, horse riding and damsels in distress—end up indulging the fantasies of young men even when a more nuanced comment is intended.
Or Sandra Oh and Lady Gaga, both of whom have shape-shifted out of the roles that have made them famous to newer, more nuanced versions of themselves.
" But Clinton's backers replaced the language of Fox's proposal with a much more nuanced version, calling for a restriction on fracking "where states and local communities oppose it.
In the trial's control arm, by contrast, two-thirds were at stage III or IV. Moreover, NELSON had a more nuanced approach to the problem of false positives.
"We wanted to introduce a more nuanced discussion, and to stake out the middle ground between those two extremes, because obviously they can't both be right," Rid added.
Maybe you're looking to make the next Steven Universe or become a Hayao Miyazaki-type (or a Makoto Shinkai-type if your interests are a little more nuanced).
If anything, it provides you with a more nuanced interpretation of Warhol and his work, one that moves beyond the artist as a kind of character or persona.
A more nuanced picture emerges if you burrow down into the data, but one that still points to short-sighted thinking on the part of many Clinton skeptics.
The Bluetooth speaker facilitates two-way audio, and the heat and humidity sensors deliver temperature readings to let you keep a more nuanced eye on your home's health.
One source was unwilling to tell CNN what was said about the investigation except that what was discussed was more nuanced than the way the President described it.
But his views of the American election and the two main candidates seem more nuanced than the favorable treatment Mr. Trump receives in the Kremlin-controlled news media.
Daniel Geey, a sports lawyer in the UK, painted a more nuanced picture of what a Brexit might mean for soccer than the one put forward by Sky.
A more nuanced show could've probably find a way to make this conflict interesting, but Friends From College thinks that just throwing characters into messy situations is enough.
The decision to work with Cobb, who favors, in comparison, a more nuanced approach to instrumentation and expressive vocal track, signals Carlile's shift toward a more mature sound.
Meanwhile, a more nuanced portrait of Mr. Martin is emerging from his ex-wife and others who know him, some of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity.
This rises, I suspect, out of Picoult's keen awareness that she is writing mostly for a white audience, which needs a more nuanced understanding of the black experience.
Bird is one of a number of high-profile scientists who have been calling on the UK government to run more coronavirus tests and provide more nuanced data.
His actual record is a little more nuanced, but he was instrumental in luring the NFL's Raiders to Vegas with a new stadium, which did require tax hikes.
Whereas Faustine insists on inserting herself — and by extension, her people — into the national narrative, Sable Elyse Smith grapples in a more nuanced way with presence and absence.
Thomas Rossomondo, a certified public accountant who works with FlyWealthServe, a consulting firm that specializes in aviation, said qualifying for bonus depreciation was more nuanced than it seemed.
" But they did call the contractors' 30-year sentence a "cruel and unusual punishment," and urged for a more "nuanced" approach to sentencing, rather than using a "sledgehammer.
My love for this man compelled me to recalibrate myself where I could, to work toward a more nuanced understanding of something I'd previously considered a foregone conclusion.
Then, last November, 10 months into Trump's presidency, Grassley took to the Senate floor to announce that he had a new, more nuanced view of the blue slip.
The real story of oxytocin research reminds us — as many science stories do — that the truth is often more nuanced, and more wonderfully complicated, than it first appears.
And there were hot-take commentators who argued that "Roseanne" is surprisingly subversive, with more nuanced politics than either its ardent fans or its vocal detractors have acknowledged.
If it were afforded the same resources and an international stage, could a community-based and collaborative process involving Black British artists have resulted in something more nuanced?
Contrary to US President Donald Trump's tweets, a senior US diplomatic official sounded a different and more nuanced definition of "defeat" when it comes to the ISIS caliphate.
But we are interested in a different and more nuanced view of the city — the one from your kitchen window, if you are lucky enough to have one.
It was the first film starring a black cast that explored a more nuanced depiction of the black experience -- not just racism and mistreatment -- to win best picture.
"Many politicians came and went, pledging to change or replace NAFTA, only to do absolutely nothing," Mr. Trump said, asserting the successes without acknowledging the more nuanced reality.
A more nuanced view is that "siphon" and "forge" are two ends of a spectrum, and numerous notable tech companies are closer to the former than the latter.
Esposito, as the suavely amoral Powell, and D'Onofrio, as the unapologetically racist Gigante, don't have such constraints, and their performances are correspondingly both more relaxed and more nuanced.
It might have the ingredients of Hunger Games or Divergent, but it also aims to be something different—something a bit more nuanced than the standard YA story.
But there are more nuanced factors at play: This article published in the Wall Street Journal digs into the differences between men and women's traditional styles of investing.
Gears has always had intriguing lore that the games never quite delivered on, but 5 uses its more nuanced characters as a way to delve deeper than ever.
Ocasio-Cortez argued that the issue was more nuanced, though: she said she was blocking "less than 20 accounts" and that it was for harassment, not political viewpoints.
When pressed by analysts on the company's investor day, Glasenberg and finance chief Steven Kalmin gave a slightly more nuanced assessment of when the time might be right.
Critics complained that the story line — more nuanced in the novel — was simplistic and dated in the adaptations, and that all three versions perpetuated stereotypes about Chinese immigrants.
That many doctors didn't approach their initial prescriptions in a more nuanced way in the 1990s, he argues, is one of the factors behind the current drug crisis.
The danger is that these tactics are so effective that China's history is splitting in two: the Communist Party's narrative at home, and other, more nuanced versions overseas.
Yet having that luxury, I think it's important to vocalize that in the United States, living the dream is far more nuanced than we often make others believe.
In a sport where everyone has their own "top ten" of everything, LaMotta's significance is a little more nuanced than a simple number of belts won or titles defended.
Mark Zuckerberg had finally conceded that the platform needed a more nuanced way for users to interact with posts, for the obvious reason that not every post is likable.
I'm also told that 15% of Curve's users have added a challenger bank card to their Curve account, which also makes for an intriguing and even more nuanced comparison.
However, Western media coverage should be much more nuanced and sophisticated and not play into ISIS' hands who desperately want to make this a black-and-white sectarian war.
The following year, as shadow transport minister, she argued for more state intervention in the economy, a more nuanced relationship with trade unions and limits on fat-cat excesses.
Palmer's performance is honest and brave (particularly given that she's often just performing scenes alone), and Shortland deftly switches between locked-door thriller mode and more nuanced character work.
It would also speak to a more nuanced understanding of U.S. domestic fissures and how readily U.S. foreign policy can change depending on the party or president in charge.
Basic ideas about gender—such as shops labelling baby clothes as "boys'" and "girls'"—are being challenged, and more nuanced understanding of the meaning of "consent" are gaining ground.
Despite growing riches, when banks collapsed in 2007 during the Great Recession, the world stepped back and wondered aloud if a more nuanced approach to economic progress was needed.
The reality of "Shrill," the acclaimed six-episode show streaming now on Hulu, is far more nuanced, empowering and charming than that simple description might lead you to believe.
This is also worth contemplating: Now, the business case for engaging with China has grown, while the issue of censorship online has become more nuanced, according to the person.
The next day, The Verge sister site Recode published a more nuanced account of the meeting, which softened some pointed comments Stankey seemed to have made about HBO's profitability.
"There is this tension: Americans want terrorists to be prosecuted, but in the context of issues about security and privacy, it becomes a much more nuanced discussion," Jackson said.
They say that a close reading of the recent credit numbers tells a more nuanced story and that it's too early to call an end to the growth slowdown.
Yandex is framing this as a more nuanced alternative to ad blockers, given that users can specify the ads they like or don't — rather than just nixing all ads.
And the Trump administration actually has a more nuanced stance on antitrust than it does in many other areas, even if that stance is sometimes for the wrong reasons.
Jeff Sessions strongly believes Trump should end DACA; DHS, however, has a more nuanced position, and Trump himself has said he's sympathetic to the children helped by the program.
From a distance, "Heat Engine (Dippy)" (2016) seems to be dominated by white in the lower left corner, but that area of the painting is actually much more nuanced.
Most professional photographers shoot in RAW file formats because of the greater flexibility it provides—namely the ability to make more nuanced edits without irreparably altering the original image.
As she talks about her collaborators and materials, often employing phrases like "soul mate" and "first love," the brutality and heroism of her sculptures begin to appear more nuanced.
She studied them like fickle gods on Olympus; throughout the diaries, her writing about men is noticeably more nuanced and more searching than her portraits of her female peers.
This might seem like another easy decision given the significant difference between the welcome bonuses being offered by each card, but your reasoning might be a little more nuanced.
It's made mostly from a bean called trinitario, an 18th-century blend of forastero — the high-yield bean now used by Big Chocolate — and the rarer, more nuanced criollo.
Together, what all of this research suggests is that there's a much more nuanced and fascinating tale to be told that involves seasonal changes in human biology and psychology.
She also showed the broad reach of white supremacy and its effects on black Americans as they located themselves in more nuanced ways in the tapestry of American culture.
Current discussions of feminism have evolved, and "girl power" can feel a little simplistic in an era of intersectional feminism and more nuanced ideas about what womanhood actually means.
But despite the blunt belief that infidelity is the result of immoral and over-sexed people wanting their cake and eating it too, the reality is far more nuanced.

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