Sentence examples for explaining the nuances of from inspiring English sources
Then it's into the cars, with the car owner or a Hagerty employee driving a lap or two while explaining the nuances of a particular car and its clutch before turning over the driver's seat to the student.
A deeply intellectual theologian, the current Pope has struggled to win over non-Catholics thanks, in part, to a lacklustre Vatican publicity team that is bad at firefighting, or explaining the nuances of papal vocabulary.
I want to connect with my patients in ways that comfort them and that start the healing process, even if I'm handing them legal paperwork or explaining the nuances of psychiatric holds.
"It doesn't take a lawyer explaining the nuances of the Privacy Act to know that the conduct that occurred here – by dozens of agents in every part of the agency – was wrong," the report said.
Among those to tweet their confusion was the Washington Examiner comment editor Philip Klein: While the actor Frances Barber admitted her difficulty in explaining the nuances of the affair to her American friends: So how would you explain to someone from outside Britain why Thornberry's position became untenable?
Just the fact that I had to spend three paragraphs explaining the nuances of XR-related vocabulary before being able to discuss any of it should be considered an early indicator that this space, both as it applies to retail and in general, is still pretty immature.
He explains the nuances of American politics and policy to the Israelis and then comes home and explains the nuances of Israeli politics and policy to the Americans.
Members of the Guardian's corrections and clarifications team have been replying to concerned readers in an attempt to explain the nuances of the case.
Retail sites like Homescales.com, Healthchecksystems.com and Scaleman.com (yes, Scaleman.com) have detailed photos and sometimes charts to explain the nuances of their products.
