Sentence examples for fine points of language from inspiring English sources

One executive told us that efforts to make corporate communications more direct, in order to account for the difficulties autistic employees have with nuance, irony, and other fine points of language, have improved communication overall.

Thenarrator understands the fine points of theGerman language and its literature and describeslife in occupied France.

When the fine points of difference between the words should and will could not be distinguished further, with Gioliani laughingly protesting English was not his first language, the discussion of the two English words continued in French.

But, while knowing English is clearly an advantage to songwriters and producers seeking success in the U.S. and the U.K., a lack of facility with the finer points of the language is equally important.

Also, who moved my binky!?!??" While I'm sure we could spend days or weeks exploring the rich, fraught etymology of "coloured", the power of reclaiming oppressive terms, and the finer points of how language influences culture, the real answer is DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT, BRO.

Because of language problems, I missed the fine points of the botanical tour, though it was clear from Kamanya's pantomime that he could cure most any part of my body -- or poison me, if he chose.

Reuners learn the fine points of improv from the Lobster Club.

Nor does Mr. Villazón compensate with fine points of artistry.

These might seem like overly fine points of distinction.

But the fine points of his performance won me over.

Learn the fine points of your craft.