Sentence examples for infinite nuances from inspiring English sources

Our most important export is our language - rich, flexible and capable of infinite nuances.

The quartet struck back, proclaiming their love for French literature, with its "infinite nuances: tender, gallant, libertine, romantic love".

Although he began writing about cycling from a position of almost complete ignorance, he quickly developed a sensitivity to its infinite nuances.

A string quartet is the ultimate in musical refinement, four exquisitely blending instruments capable of infinite nuance — two violins, viola and cello that have essentially been unchanged for more than 400 years.

That savory note — complacent self-importance mixed with schmaltzy sincerity — is Jacob's signature, and Mr. Pittu delivers it with infinite nuance but nary a wink, as Leonard coaxes Jacob through the highlights of his career.

He triumphed by adapting the formal syntax of Abstract Expressionist painting as a chassis for vernacular imagery, first with burlesques of spontaneous drawing and brushwork, and then, definitively, in 1962, with a medium that was at once impersonal and susceptible to infinite visual nuance: silk screen, done cunningly fast and loose.

Never does the action quite live up to the story, but Irrational has at least done a good job of promoting exploration over shooting and it's here, in the savouring of the deftly laid nuances, where Infinite shines.

"No longer can the Vatican simply issue papal messages — subject to nearly infinite interpretations and highly nuanced constructions — that are passively 'received' by the faithful," the editorial said.