Sentence examples for nuanced words from inspiring English sources

Today, the word breathed when a light bulb goes off in an inventor's head, or when some great insight flashes through a discoverer's mind, is Aha! Aha! -- an exclamation properly followed by an exclamation mark, that spelling now preferable to A-hah! -- is one of the great, unappreciated and deliciously nuanced words in the English language.

In U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's nuanced words: we do not coordinate, but we deconflict (with Damascus).

There was a time when investors and members of Congress hung on Alan Greenspan's every nuanced word.

He has a very western approach, more of a method about him, for want of a more nuanced word.

The various recommendations in fact carried differing degrees of support, as reflected in the nuanced wording of the text below and in the votes recorded in supplementary Appendix S1, available at Annals of Oncology online.

Of course "the language we use matters," and using nuanced, sophisticated words to placate the Muslim world, where so many support the use of terror, is not an improvement over the supposed primitive good-versus-evil doctrine of the Bush administration.

They lacked knowledge of nuanced key words to use when searching information and had a hard time finding relevant and succinct information.

And then she spoke and she was so eloquent and so perfectly nuanced that words like "sublime" and "astonishing" immediately re-defined themselves in the dictionaries of my brain.  .

It was a nuanced difference: The words were the same, but their meaning was not.

You can sing with much more subtlety and nuanced attention to words when you have amplification to help you.

Then when the neighbors started dropping in to help harvest, stomp, stir and drink the bounty of the land, after we'd softened our natural suspicious hostility with a few stiff ones, we had to think up some more nuanced communication, like words.