Sentence examples for telling nuances from inspiring English sources

Still, there are telling nuances.

Zhu added telling nuances to the repeating bass, and the violinists gave fire to their variations, as if fighting off the melancholy undertow.

But he and the screenwriters, Andrew Davies and Jeremy Brock, can be blamed for finding so little new or interesting to say about it, and for systematically stripping Waugh's novel of its telling nuances and provocative ideas.

She has an extraordinary eye for the telling nuance of social interaction within a particular kind of liberal elite.

Lawson brings out the boyish and moodier sides of Jake with equally telling nuance, and jumps heartily into any number of assignments.

A humorous story, perhaps, but one that is full of telling nuance: humans and animals can communicate through words and actions, can co-exist alongside one another in a kind of harmony, and can serve to teach one another about patience, obedience, and purpose.

Clearly, there's an urgent need to tell nuanced and substantive stories of trans people's lives, and this doesn't have to get in the way of compelling television.

"It is refreshing and exciting to see GLAAD Media Award-winning 'The L Word' returning to television where it can tell nuanced, entertaining, and beautiful stories of an largely underrepresented community".

Helenmary Ball gives a sturdy, colorful performance as Germaine and reveals some telling nuance along the way, especially in the play's dark closing moments.

And Americans were told "Brand Nuance" was unpatriotic.

It's worth noting that the MindMeld iPad app still hasn't been released yet, though I'm told the Nuance partnership had little bearing on that.