How to Use nuance in a Sentence
nuance
noun
- He listened to the subtle nuances in the song.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp doesn’t have much time for that nuance, though.
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Tasha Robinson,
The Verge,
6 July 2018
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On the phone, at least, there is nuance, tone of voice, pause for thought.
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Vicky Spratt,
refinery29.com,
10 July 2020
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Kupchak is far from up to speed on the nuances of the Hornets’ strengths and flaws.
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Rick Bonnell,
charlotteobserver,
10 Apr. 2018
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Yet, as this week wore on, all of that nuance was lost.
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Anne Flaherty,
ABC News,
17 Sep. 2022
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The themes are adult, but the way that they are discussed is with nuance and care.
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Abbey White,
The Hollywood Reporter,
30 Jan. 2024
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Hitting, there’s a lot of skill, there’s a lot of nuance to it.
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Bobby Nightengale,
The Enquirer,
12 Sep. 2020
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But the launch of the 13th edition shows that, once again, there’s a lot of nuance behind the smoke.
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Jonah Flicker,
Robb Report,
10 Oct. 2022
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As with most things in life, the truth is nestled in the bosom of nuance.
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Lz Granderson,
latimes.com,
6 July 2019
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Much of the story is told in the dialogue, where much of the nuance is lost.
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Gieson Cacho,
The Mercury News,
23 Aug. 2019
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The comedy is sly enough to come alive through the nuances of the acting.
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Owen Gleiberman,
Variety,
20 Jan. 2024
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This was way more complex and had so much nuance to it, even in the first few scenes.
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Jasmin Hernandez,
Harper's BAZAAR,
17 Jan. 2019
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But there's 50 shades of nuance to my views, to my background.
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Dave Quinn,
Peoplemag,
9 Aug. 2022
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Anyway, there's a lot of nuance to talk about, so go for it.
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The Washington Post,
2 Oct. 2020
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But to get the feel, that takes a bit more nuance, time, effort and intent.
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The New York Times,
New York Times,
27 Oct. 2022
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Alex wanted to play this part with such care and nuance.
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Sydney Bucksbaum,
EW.com,
7 May 2022
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On those, her voice was luscious, pure and full of nuance.
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Jon Caramanica,
New York Times,
5 Mar. 2023
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Those kind of pipes don’t often come with taste and nuance.
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Kimi Robinson,
The Arizona Republic,
11 Apr. 2022
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There is little room for the sort of nuance Ho employs.
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Sam Stone,
Bon Appétit,
24 Oct. 2022
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So Stoehr is no stranger to the nuances of geopolitics.
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Steve Jagler,
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel,
23 Sep. 2017
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Perenchio and Cooke had missed that nuance and said no.
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Bill Dwyre,
Los Angeles Times,
8 Mar. 2021
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Corinealdi says the nuance of her character is what drew her to the project.
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Breanna Bell,
Variety,
28 Sep. 2022
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But as the debate has raged, that nuance has sometimes been lost.
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Ian Duncan,
baltimoresun.com,
1 Sep. 2017
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Quickly, with both nuance and force, the house becomes much more than a house.
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Jenna Ross,
Star Tribune,
2 Oct. 2020
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While the prices might seem a little high, keep in mind that these tacos are big and loaded with nuance.
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James Patrick Kelly,
idahostatesman,
27 June 2018
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But with every season comes a nuance that sets each new version of the look apart from the last.
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Hannah Coates,
Vogue,
18 Oct. 2023
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And to recognize that there are a lot of nuances to consent.
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Cari Romm,
The Cut,
21 May 2018
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Thousands of colors in all their shades and their nuances.
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Eric Johnson,
Recode,
15 Dec. 2018
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Unlike her wryly astute essays, the playwright scarcely reckons with the thorny nuances of mourning, and instead settles for a rather pat depiction of grief.
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Patrick Ryan,
USA TODAY,
24 Oct. 2024
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While Republican officials have been touting these higher numbers as a sign of growing support, Stewart warned there is more nuance to the data.
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Ivan Pereira,
ABC News,
2 Nov. 2024
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