Sentence examples for exploring the nuances from inspiring English sources
The two close female friends in Ann Packer's ladylike, man-proof new novel spend 300-odd pages exploring the nuances of their lifelong bond.
Sex and the City spent far more airtime on Carrie's dating life than it did exploring the nuances of female friendship.
Apart from exploring the nuances of the three main characters — Neeraj Grover, Maria Susairaj and Emile Jerome — the book also goes into some depth about the workings of Oshiwara.
Mr. Zaatari says one of his interests is exploring the nuances between official versions of events — how wars are represented in the news media, for example — and how the same events might be told on a personal scale.
Ever since George Bernard Shaw mischievously declared that America and Britain were two countries divided by a common language, there's been a steady cultural commentary exploring the nuances of difference.
Mr. Spader said that he had no fixed approach to acting — "I've spent my life striving against any kind of ideology" — but added that he believes in exploring the nuances of his scripts and characters.
The work explores the nuances of mobility.
The stories in Mothers and Sons, the winner of the Edge Hill prize, explored the nuances of this complex relationship.
In The Doll Series," Ms. Zirin's soft-focus Iris prints explore the nuances of ambiguous perception.
