nuance

Economic analysts and industry leaders in Las Vegas present a more nuanced picture of the city’s economy that tempers the narrative of widespread crisis.

She still bristles at his impenitence in poaching her long-ago words and deeds for what she calls his “Little Girl Stories,” but she has a more nuanced view of the complicated man who raised her.

There was a part of me that felt like there was a lack of nuance in the conversations that were happening in these public forums.

But the Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce called it a "subtle, nuanced, but nonetheless important signal from the Scottish government".

The runaway bestseller was celebrated for normalising mental health conversations and its nuanced take on inner struggles - most notably, the author's personal conflict between depressive thoughts and her appreciation for simple joys.