Complex sentence: Nussbaum described "Sexual Desire" as an "uneven, exasperating, yet never trivial" book, and argued that Scruton's work revealed his "distaste for the flesh", disgust for "the sexuality of animals", and lack of sense of fun.
Split into simpler sentences: Nussbaum described "Sexual Desire" as an "uneven, exasperating, yet never trivial" book. Nussbaum argued that Scruton's work revealed his "distaste for the flesh", disgust for "the sexuality of animals", and lack of sense of fun.