Sentence examples similar to subtler nuance from inspiring English sources
The language achieves its effects by understatement and subtle nuance rather than by rhetorical flourish.
To drink, I'd want a burgundy, with a subtle nuance: leathery flavour, delicious, sweet.
"Admittedly, it was a pretty subtle nuance in the spot," Mr. Ian says, "so not everyone caught it".
"The system can capture every subtle nuance of expression down to the pixel," Dr. Bregler said, "and every wrinkle.
What a white writer can miss is the subtle nuance of the experience of living in this world as a black person.
Once infusing dishes with an engaging and subtle nuance of flavor and balance, the kitchen has recently produced the lackluster at best.
They opened her ears to the richness of North American languages: the diversity of expression, the subtle nuance of word choice.
He savors the subtle nuance, cherishes the lyrical flight.
He displays no skill, sophistication or capacity for subtle nuance in foreign or domestic policy.
They are conveyed by body language, tone of voice and subtle nuance.
How can they understand the subtle nuance in the alliteration, rhythm, or use of metaphor?
