Sentence examples for distinct nuances from inspiring English sources

Every stretch of road, from open highways to meandering desert tracks, sports distinct nuances such that each corner and camber feels meticulously engineered for exhilarating racing.

Individually the elegies are distinct, their nuances reflecting disparate customs.

It's mixed martial arts with a distinct cultural nuance.

Two months is no more than a sip of Paris, yet its flavor is so distinct from New York, certain nuances can be discerned even in so brief an encounter.

He grows 10 varieties, each distinct in shape and nuance of flavor but all far sweeter than most of the fresh peas available in supermarkets and vegetable stands.

"Our policy makers abhor nuance and the subtle but distinct qualities that differentiate fast food from food that can be served fast," said Mr. Bain.

The Hanssens Oude Kriek was smooth, with perhaps a little sweetness, yet it too had a welcome complexity, as did the Drie Fonteinen, which had the distinct aroma of sour cherries and minerally, tart nuances.

It is rare to have this perspective delivered in English with such richness and nuance — it is a perspective quite distinct from the reportorial assembly work of Western reporters or the pained laments of Iranian exiles.

He also said that if the news release -- which gave the distinct impression that the entire Satmar congregation supported Mr. Green -- had explained the nuances and divisions within this community, "it would have been 20 pages long".

The 10 S has two distinct targets: students and older, less-savvy users who don't want to be bogged down with the nuances and demands of a fully open operating system.

Regardless of the mechanism, the recombination of exons from biologically distinct genes provides an interesting source of genetic variation that warrants further study which will further our understanding of the transcriptional nuances of more evolutionary complex species such as humans.