Sentence examples for certain nuances from inspiring English sources

However, there are certain nuances to consider.

The upright lacks, as it must, certain nuances.

There are certain constraints, as you say, there are certain nuances of difference.

"It's virtually impossible to lay the plans out side by side and compare them, and they have certain nuances that are different in the way they're described.

The mineral content of the soil and the ocean air in Amagansett can add certain nuances to the final product, Ms. Baldwin said.

"The spy novel began to teach us certain nuances of the cold war," said Thomas Powers, author of "The Man Who Kept the Secrets: Richard Helms and the C.I.A".

There's a certain nuance of Native Canadian identity, but I'm not necessarily interested in exploring my identity as an individual.

The third would be the musicians who add a certain nuance.

Yet nobody is certain what nuances Olympia Fields will bring, because Olympia has not played host to the Open since 1928, when Johnny Farrell defeated Bobby Jones in a playoff.

Still, one can't help marveling at the way Auchincloss turns away from certain crucial nuances: the atmosphere created by his father's recurrent depressions, the sour heart of male fear on a naval vessel in World War II, his wife's issues with his mother (O.K., I get that one) and, especially, his own darker side.

We live in a country where scoundrels are certain and nuance is vilified.