Sentence examples for a different nuance from inspiring English sources

Her strong, sculptured torso brings a different nuance to all her movements, almost a more generous statement of choreography.

In particular, all three books provide an incredible amount of guidance to improve your self-awareness, albeit each book tackles a different nuance.

"Imagine" and "fancy" sometimes have a different nuance from "pretend" and "act the part", for whereas the latter terms are applied to activities that usually (but not always) have some overt "muscular" representation, the former are often reserved for things people do inaudibly and invisibly "in their heads".

This applies with a different nuance to spiritual leadership, too.

This gives a very different nuance to her apparent jubilation.

"After a couple of months of traveling, we heard the same kind of ideological debate at every dinner table repeated again and again, just with a slightly different nuance," Mr. Aziz said.

And I reveled in a thousand different nuances of joy and happiness and ecstasy and contentment.

However, a number of different nuances around mobility mean that good data collection on mobile populations is not just a matter of finding them.

Consequently, the relaxation phase is color coded in a similar manner in different nuances of red, representing various degrees of tissue relaxation (not shown here).

Two printings of a lithograph of the image realize astonishingly different nuances of the drama with a simple change of color density.

Without a clear grasp of the different nuances and problems, your content can be lacklustre and unreliable.