Sentence examples similar to nuance of green from inspiring English sources
In Vondelpark and Sarphatipark, the flowers and the rain each proffered nuances of green, leafy volatiles.
No one in European art had yet brought this kind of exquisite attention to the reflections of a monument in the water, to the nuances of green, whether of the dark hue of the hedges in the distance or the soft yellowish green of a hill, nor to the faint trails of clouds in the sky melting into a delicate pale haze.
Ocasio-Cortez's fact sheet sought to explain a nuance of the Green New Deal's call for a net (rather than absolute) reduction in climate-warming emissions.
Usually, city maps show no nuances of the green areas, they could be for example abandoned areas, parks, green squares, usable/non-usable areas for the community.
As it can be guessed, companies can choose among various alternatives: it is not only a matter of being green or not, but they can also choose among a multitude of "green nuances".
No nuance of the dusky russet shadows and tiny green inflections, in the fruit's soprano yellow, surprised me.
Wear lots of green, especially green dresses.
With the Open at Oakmont, a half-hour drive from the Latrobe Country Club where he played as the son of the pro, he knew the nuances of its treacherous greens from having played there dozens of times in teenage tournaments and now as a dues-paying member.
It's the nuance of things.
