Sentence examples for interesting nuances from inspiring English sources

McKillop pointed out a few interesting nuances about Louisville.

But we can still pick up a few interesting nuances in the shadowy dance behind Kremlin walls.

But it's her inability to show vulnerabilities which eats her alive, and there's where the interesting nuances come.

VR tricks our brains into believing that what we are seeing is real, which creates some interesting nuances, according to former Jaunt VR CEO Jens Christensen.

We first set out to explore shared characteristics emerging from interviews with champions at our institution which were mapped on the d.school's d.mindset (2011), mostly overlapping but also offering interesting nuances emerging from our own institutional context, culture and practices.

"Water has so many interesting nuances".

"That's an interesting nuance," he said.

This time the thought processes have taken on an interesting nuance: He missed the snow without being aware of it.

A touch of vinegar and pepper served to underscore the sweetness of seafood soup, and aromatic vegetables added interesting nuance to chicken soup.

Re "Link Is Cited Between Smell and Sexuality" (May 16): My experience in years as a fragrance artist supports and adds an interesting nuance to the finding of a "lesbian olfactory link".

Most of the report confirms my anecdotal observations, but there's some interesting nuance in the findings.