Sentence examples for an additional nuance from inspiring English sources

But there's an additional nuance here worth appreciating.

If we were to use it for a Mars Sample Return mission, there are a few additional nuances.

Gage provides additional nuance by quoting a friend of Onassis who observed: "Onassis loved, but he never fell in love.

In part a continuation of recent attempts to read genre literature into Japanese media history, and in part an investigation of how East Asian area studies can add additional nuance to the conversation on race and SF already begun by Afrofuturist studies, the proposed dissertation lies precisely at the intersection of media studies and area studies.

Moreover, it will show the extent to which Swaziland differs, and presents additional nuance to the theories and models discussed in the field of democracy, development and the rule of law.

Second, approaches treating uncertainty, controversy, and M&A evaluation methods as continuous concepts would generate additional nuance.

Pantelis Michelakis and Maria Wyke's book The Ancient World in Silent Cinema provides additional nuance in noting the film's erotic underpinnings in which the past is bridged to the present through marriage to the re-animated Egyptian princess.

In the physiologic context of the cell surface, this basic and elegant paradigm acquires additional nuance.

Our findings add additional nuance to this debate of whether it is women's personal agency or lack thereof, which would encourage women to use a microbicide or diaphragm secretly.

It is likely that additional nuance underlying this association is not yet examined given that single-item measures of deprivations often overestimate or underestimate the statistical significance leading to biased results (Noble et al., 2010).

Table  1 gives an overview of the participants in focus group interview 1 and those in the follow-up focus group interview.> Diversity in the focus groups can contribute to variations in the participants' experiences and give additional nuance to the data; we experienced this in our focus groups [ 41].