Nuanced.

Obama's actual position on the issue was more nuanced.

the landscape is much more nuanced, and highly personalized.

In fact, the question was aimed at something more nuanced.

Political and economic reality demands a more nuanced and cooperative approach.

Beyond growth enhancing investment, however, the case for greater stimulus becomes more nuanced.

Despite the vaccine's broad efficacy, however, a closer look at the data paints a more nuanced picture.

But it is now time to revisit the idea, at least in a modified and more nuanced form.

A critical goal of this project is to help break stereotypes and create a more nuanced understanding of Muslim societies.

Our results provide a surprisingly nuanced picture of Saudi attitudes.

While poet and journalist Pritish Nandy offered a nuanced perspective

But Xiaoying Tongxue had a more nuanced view, writing that eating dog meat isn't necessarily wrong, but inhumane slaughter practices are

Indian blogger Farzana Versey offered her nuanced reaction to the video

After all, more nuanced ideas and policy proposals are relatively difficult to propagate effectively enough to generate broad and enthusiastic popular support.

For the time being at least, Japan's official stance on Muslims in the country appears to be more nuanced compared with anonymous Internet commenters.

But the world is often too complex and nuanced for such an approach.

Their responses will be published as part of an ongoing series debunking myths and offering a more nuanced take on certain parts of the world.

Iran, he says, is also allowing more foreign press into the country, permitting foreign writers to experience Iran first hand, which should result in more accurate and nuanced portrayals of the country.

Observatorio Crítico, a communist intellectual blogging collective put forth a more nuanced critique of the way Cuban authorities handled the visit, drawing from a Marxist perspective

However, a more nuanced view is that a system is composed entirely of its parts, but the system will have features that none of the parts have.

And so being able to move between those modes is really quite important. So, it s where there s a more nuanced version view of play, I think, is required.

The successes in Afghanistan call for an equally nuanced and sophisticated approach in regard to Iraq.

Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo has also repeated nuanced perspectives about Islam since Katakura's 2008 article.

While with Invisible Children's Stop Kony 2012 campaign, a great majority of African comments were negative, this time they seem to give a more nuanced view, particularly on Facebook

Beyond this dichotomy, however, many of the interviewees profiled had skeptical and nuanced views of traditional media.

But it is now time to revisit the idea, at least in a modified and more nuanced form. Weak financial systems in emerging markets are a major obstacle to balanced development.

Striking a balance between engaging in debate and freedom of expression requires social media policies to be nuanced.

It will not do much for good for developing countries to raise the specter of protectionism each time such concerns are voiced. Political and economic reality demands a more nuanced and cooperative approach.

While many of these phones are not smart phones per se many of them are and we are seeing more and more mainstream media using citizen's footage and social media to capture in time reporting to the point where citizens enjoy a more nuanced, holistic narrative of events across the continent.

Of course, there were lots of people who opted for a 100 percent one or the other, but I found that a much larger proportion of people identified as something that was much more nuanced.

Consumed with their test of wills, they are unable to make well informed and nuanced decisions in their dealings with outsiders.

He would talk as long as necessary, and his advice was always thoughtful and nuanced, providing insights no one else had seen.

Since then (Davutoglu became Foreign Minister in May 2009), much of what Turkey has done can be explained as being in line with this zero conflicts theory, including a slightly more nuanced policy on the Cyprus issue.

My worry is that the positions taken in the HLP report, more than two years before the UN General Assembly votes through the new development goals, will be about as comprehensive and nuanced as official position taking will get.

Even when we focus on a simple physical trait like height, natural selection in humans turns out to be a multifaceted and nuanced process.

Directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev in an eerie style that one might call the realism of despair, the film is both epic and deeply nuanced.

Alexander insisted that slogans and appeals alone were not enough to make anyone a leader . Alexander always had a nuanced understanding of a given situation.

These women expressed their despair of white supremacist tendencies within feminism, which have scuttled for long the development of a nuanced understanding of feminist intersectionality.

Violinist Sirena Huang gives a technically brilliant and emotionally nuanced performance. In a charming interlude, the 11 year old praises the timeless design of her instrument.

Not meaning we should jump to the extreme of creating only positive news that, too, would be untrustworthy but news that is nuanced, balanced and constructive.

Their responses will be published as part of an ongoing series debunking myths and offering a more nuanced take on certain parts of the world. The latest installment is by Global Voices Japan editor Nevin Thompson, who splits his time between Canada and Japan.

To avoid this fate, the EU s commitment in Lebanon needs to be supplemented with a nuanced political strategy that seeks to avoid isolating Lebanon s long suppressed Shia population.

As we dig deeper into this particular domain, we expect to bring you new insights about political debate and discussion on the RuNet, and a more nuanced understanding of what the personas of Vladimir Putin and Petro Poroshenko mean to Twitter users in Ukraine and Russia.

The ability to distinguish individual features from the mass, to reach nuanced judgments, and to control initial impulses of rage and revenge are hallmarks of maturity in societies and people alike.

More equal. More stupid.