Sentence examples for Notice the nuance from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Kaplan's eye was trained to notice the nuance of neighborhood (in which "ticky-tacky houses" will go in the "mid to high threes," for example), it may be because he grew up in a place where the stratifications of social class were so visible, like the concentric circles in a tree trunk.

"Tyler Tyler" makes you notice the nuances of the traditional dance Kabuki Su-odori, which Ms. Yokoshi learned from the master teacher Masumi Seyama.

Yet spend time with Mr. Indiana and you notice the nuances: a salt-of-the-earth Hoosier who spent much of his life in more rarefied environs and company; a liberal critic of American policies who painted American flags on his front facade after Sept. 11; a terse, verbal bomb-thrower who still keeps scores of stuffed animals — giraffes in particular — around his house.

Alert readers will notice the nuances in their comments, which I see only in retrospect: probably did not mean definitely and some people definitely did not include me.

And if you see adoption as infinitely complex, you notice the nuances in her story, the shades of gray and hues of color, so much deeper and more intricate than simple black and white interpretations.

Tehran certainly noticed the nuance.

One should not fail to notice the almost benevolent nuances present in all the words with which the Greek nobility distinguishes the lower people from itself; how a kind of pity, consideration, and forbearance continually intervenes and sweetens, until ultimately almost all the words applied to the common man survive as expressions meaning "unhappy", "pitiable".

It's now been a year since I stopped smoking (sorry Mum), which was also around the time I started to notice some nuance in what I was consuming.

Neither I nor anyone I interviewed noticed these nuances, though we suspected they would be more apparent on longer flights.

The second time around, you notice its nuances, particularly what a wise-cracking charmer Lee was before tragedy struck.

They notice social nuances and cultivate personal relationships, creating what anthropologists call lateral networks instead of status hierarchies.