Sentence examples for many subtle nuances from inspiring English sources

[It was] a strange and very good review of the book, a very big review, and yet also with many subtle nuances of sexism.

Other singers with less voice and talent have made a greater effect simply by letting loose; with Mr. Hampson there are so many subtle nuances that one sometimes loses sight of the forest for the trees.

Lowery manages to bolster Pioneer by removing as many distractions as possible and bringing subtle nuances to the surface.

"We are female M.L.S. addicts who love to go to games, cheer for our teams, wear gear and talk about the subtle nuances of the players that many men don't," Colvin said.

"Living in globalized and multicultural society, it has become critical more than ever that we have the ability and willingness to interact with many different kinds people, all bringing their diverse languages and subtle nuances".

There are other subtle nuances to the Artemisia story, some of which were exploited and, many say, distorted in a 1997 French film, "Artemisia," directed by Agnès Merlet.

As one who has worked with many dying patients, I think her article strikes just the right balance between the subtle nuances and the terrifying facts of life and death.

It is evident that many bear resemblance to each other in content yet these have been preserved as separate justifications so that the subtle nuances are not lost.

That's the stuff I miss, the little subtle nuances.

"He notices subtle nuances in fabric, in architecture.

Miranda Weese and Stephen Hanna caught its subtle nuances.