Sentence examples for a certain nuance from inspiring English sources

There's a certain nuance of Native Canadian identity, but I'm not necessarily interested in exploring my identity as an individual.

The third would be the musicians who add a certain nuance.

"He also understood that he would need a team around him to help with certain nuances [of black culture], but that there's not one way to do it, not one version of black people".

"There's an interest in customizing your wardrobe with certain nuances that make it unique," says Jeff Farbstein, vice president and general merchandise manager at Harry Rosen in Canada.

Two months is no more than a sip of Paris, yet its flavor is so distinct from New York, certain nuances can be discerned even in so brief an encounter.

There is evidence that miscommunication is more likely to occur when clinicians use an inadequately mastered L2 and cannot correctly convey certain nuances of risk and certainty [ 9].

However, there are certain nuances to consider.

"The spy novel began to teach us certain nuances of the cold war," said Thomas Powers, author of "The Man Who Kept the Secrets: Richard Helms and the C.I.A".

"It's virtually impossible to lay the plans out side by side and compare them, and they have certain nuances that are different in the way they're described.

There are certain nuances you can only discover through this approach.

Being proficient in other languages also offers certain nuances that knowing only one language cannot.