Sentence examples for added nuance of having from inspiring English sources

Funny what a slight quirk can do: Made by Toronto-based Spinmaster, Bakugan has consistently infatuated 5-to-10-year-old boys through the added nuance of having its warrior action figures emerge from an enclosed sphere.

The first three goals aligned with patient goals: 1) health maintenance, 2) health improvement/symptom management and 3) preparation for future needs with the added nuance of having the care recipient accept these added services.

More than sixty-five years later, Broadway — not generally known for adding nuance to adaptations — has restored the bumpy texture of history to the story, which eerily echoes in the streets of Paris today.

Wheeldon and his writer Craig Lucas have also added nuance to the characters.

I also wish to thank two anonymous reviewers for providing most constructive feedback; this added nuance and improved the overall quality of the article.

The cases I developed out of field observations and new interviews validated and added nuance to the retrospective cases.

These results add nuance to a field of research that has mainly emphasized negative outcomes for children in transnational care.

Our findings add nuance to those of Logan et al 24 who report that teachers tend to have a dualistic focus on either physical or psychological causes for pain.

By adding nuance and layers of intrigue to a world where everyone is a publisher, a source, and a stakeholder, new media has helped journalism grow into the 21st century.

Our findings also add nuance to our understanding of the role of communication about risk and condom negotiation prior to use of protection during sexual activity [ 49].

Behind the scenes, however, there has been at least one lobby shop working with politicians to try to add nuance (and a layer of political shelter for those companies) to the conversation.