Sentence examples for a slight nuance from inspiring English sources

With little fanfare and a slight nuance, Reckitt Benckiser is recreating this strategy, building a P&G for the 21st century.

It's a great moment not because it's bleak and miserable (I'm actually exhausted at how games, like Tomb Raider, confuse dreary world design and characters' suffering with narrative sophistication) but because it lends a slight nuance to the people you're playing as.

HDTVs require a little nuance and a little knowledge.

Making the move from wing to centre is difficult – just the slight nuances in the different way you play when everything unfolds so quickly on a rugby field.

Assuming that these factors would recognize the same set of promoters, slight nuances in factor binding and/or DNA interaction support finely tuned expression patterns such as when cells enter a different growth mode, or at the onset of a particular stress condition.

While the drugs at face value appear to be quite similar, slight nuances exist and it's been found that in particular clinical pictures, one drug may work better than the others.

Although he works, as he must, case by case, he is keenly aware of the slightest nuance in the changing dynamics of the Court, but it is not his habit to see himself as a figure in marble in its halls.

All in all, the slightest nuance in the angle of deviation will lead to changing of the lifting power of the mud.

A woman who is so transparently pandering to every constituency that she seems to adopt a slight accent or physical nuance to align herself with the state she's trying to woo.

They are seeking exactly the opposite of the game improvement club - they want a club that accurately transmits the slightest nuances of their hit directly to the ball.

'I want to paint the beauty of the air around them… to grasp the intangible.' Atmosphere, vapour, air tinted with smoke: he registers the slightest nuances in this insubstantial world between him and the object.