Sentence examples for appreciating nuances from inspiring English sources

Suddenly you're appreciating nuances in foods you previously only tolerated.

"The more they see, the better they'll appreciate nuances and stylistic differences, and understand new trends".

Be warned, however: Japanese crowds seem to appreciate nuances of sumo entertainment that will be lost on westerners.

Driving, Mr. Nass said, taxes the parts of the brain that make it more difficult to appreciate nuances of a conversation.

"They appreciate nuance," he said.

The Hainan incident shows the need to appreciate nuance and think in the long term.

Since then, there's been a debate over the effects of the "loudness wars" on our ability to appreciate nuance, particularly the dynamic range between loud and soft that, in the parlance of audiophiles, gives music the room to "breathe".

More ambitious in recognizing that the technical resources are now available to create true high-definition interactive entertainment and in recognizing that the mainstream game audience is now sophisticated enough to appreciate nuanced, involved storytelling.

The tourist buys into the guidebooks and Hollywood depictions; the traveler recognizes and appreciates nuance.

Still, I've struggled to find my place in the ongoing debate as someone who appreciates nuance, but lives in a binary "anti" or "pro" football world.

I'm not a contributor to Mediaite, nor claim to be an expert like Howard Kurtz, but I do watch the news, appreciate nuance in character, and know how to competently maneuver around a keyboard.