nuanced view
collocation in Englishmeaningsofnuancedandview
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nuanced
adjective
uk/ˈnjuː.ɑːnst/us/ˈnuː.ɑːnst/
made slightly different in appearance, meaning, ...
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view
noun
uk/vjuː/us/vjuː/
an opinion, belief, or idea, or a way of thinking ...
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(Definition ofnuancedandviewfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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If anything, anuancedviewof culture calls for increased interest in the phenomenon he set out to study.
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Had he taken a deeper, morenuancedviewof it as mentalite as well as ideology, he might have found more to say.
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However, it is not always clear from these essays that the authors have a particularlynuancedviewof our globalisation.
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Finally, strong skepticism about convergence seems to be giving way to a morenuancedview.
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These recent studies have developed a morenuancedviewof campaign effects, eschewing early scholars' expectation that campaign messages manipulate easily persuadable voters.
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The consideration of sub-sectoral performance has allowed for a much morenuancedviewof local health priorities than that gained from aggregate expenditure.
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The combination of these approaches gives rise to a broad and criticallynuancedviewof sexuality.
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At least on this occasion, opportunity concerns are sufficient to reconcile profound divergences through a morenuancedviewof moral relevance and unfair disadvantage.
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But researchers hoping for anuancedviewwill have to await a future effort that would distinguish the most critical findings from the more mundane results.
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Sabatier'snuancedviewof natural religion is all the more surprising given the association between fideism and a rejection of natural theology.
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War is not normally the time for taking anuancedview, for heightened sensibilities, for a sensible mixture of reason and emotion.
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A morenuancedviewhas emerged more recently.
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While they can be seen as being motivated by outright aggression and imperialism, historians typically take a much morenuancedview.
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In the past few decades, a morenuancedviewfocused on the economic and political circumstances leading to modern famine has emerged.
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Lateral pressure theory provides a more detailed andnuancedviewof the sources of power, the types of leverages, manifestations, and the behaviors that can be inferred.
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It has been argued that a morenuancedviewin which the needs of individual patients are matched to the properties of individual drugs is more appropriate.
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These themes were, however, repeatedly accompanied by other, more nuanced views in the writings of 16th- and 17th-century intellectuals and observers.
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This assumes an inherent lack of intelligence in autism sufferers, which ignores thenuancedviewof intelligence (as in varying types of intelligence) that has been observed in cognitive research.
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Instead, research in science and technology studies, social construction of technology and related fields have emphasised more nuanced views that resist easy causal formulations.
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Opinions on the historicity of the saga have varied greatly, ranging from pure fiction to nearly verbatim truth to any number of nuanced views.
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