Sentence examples for it's nuance from inspiring English sources

She reminded everyone in attendance that it's innovation and creativity that drives the engine of business opportunity and that while government has its place in creating jobs and helping to grow the economy, it's nuance and the spirit of adventure from individual citizens that make the most difference.

If it's nuance you're after, depth of character, or meticulous authenticity, then you may be in the wrong place (though it does look splendid – good work director of photography Pierre-Yves Bastard).

That you can appreciate the game for it's nuances, not its excesses – even if that means cheering on Sam Allardyce's Sunderland.

Well, it's nuanced.

But it's nuanced.

Everyone agrees that Mad Men is astute with gesture, it is nuance galore.

But in today's world, it is nuanced with the belief that an open enterprise means open APIs.

Even when art is political, it is at its most powerful when it is nuanced.

Accordingly, it is nuanced.

The debate was lively and engaged; it was nuanced.

There may have been something slower-paced then most TV, but it was nuanced and connected all of the dots between the story, the characters and the time.