nuance

As a people you are to be known for your ability to understand even the most abstruse nuance of limited consciousness.

They're a great way to generate group-think and pack mentalities, but the end result is often missing the nuance we're looking for.

Keira does well with an American accent and a character that requires more nuance than has previously been asked of her.

For most of his exemplary career, he has been a vessel of nuance and agreeability, not the broad strokes of a crowing Rooster.

In your design document, don't satisfy yourself with a detailed description of every article and nuance.

There will be a time to think about the nuance and complexity of this event, but for most Americans now is not it.

And it was not a matter of nuance. It was a matter of doing everything one could to turn that situation around.

This was a relief and allowed me to capture a whole lot more nuance and think things through more easily.

When the president was pressed by reporters for a public statement, there was careful nuance in his words.

But it is dense with nuance and offers uncommon insight into a land too often explained away as "the most dangerous place on earth" .

It peeks out in wisps and glimmers through the nuance of your everyday life.

Microformats work best where they add a very little bit of nuance to common constructs in a host language such as HTML, XHTML, or Atom.

Paper Cut Project is fueled by a love of fashion and an appreciation of the grace and nuance of this humble material.

Mr. Ricci declined to be interviewed. Others at Nuance said they were simply protecting their intellectual property.

Add "ism" to a word and, to the delight of philologists, you bring out a whole new level of meaning, distinction and nuance.

You appreciate your assets more fully and take time to understand and feel each nuance of the situations at the present.

Much of what we read on the web is written beautifully or full of nuance and software will never be able to translate that.

This is not an indictment of the book. Fewer examples would have removed precious nuance . A simple change in reading style will compensate.

MANAGING a crisis as complex as this one has so far called for nuance and pragmatism rather than stridency and principle.

If you need to hear every nuance and have the gigs to back your play, WAV (the CD's audio format) is a good bet for lossless audio.

Nuance can be used to identify the speaker, or you can specifically write that your character said, cried, muttered, etc.

Circles bring real-life nuance to online sharing, and give you granular control over the updates you see in your Stream.

OK. There's an important sort of nuance that we need to introduce. And it's the following.

Don't try to solve differences using email, which does not do a good job of conveying tone or nuance.

Of course, SQL performance is a complex topic, and understanding every nuance of how SQL performs can take a lifetime.

Intensely fruity, fine, with black currant nose. Smooth pallet with a nuance of minerals and flint.

The carbon-ceramic brakes are astonishingly powerful and still capable of subtle nuance.

More precision , stronger depth effect , brilliant contrasts, saturated colours and nuance-rich colour gradations .

Here's how Nuance's system works: A caller spends a few moments "enrolling" his voice, creating a "voiceprint" .

Yes, Nuance is powering the new Siri Assistant in Apple's upcoming iPhone 4S with its voice recognition technology.

Writers, not surprisingly, were at the forefront of a slow resuscitation of nuance and irony in the Chinese language during this time.

That nuance matters, now that Goldman is embroiled in a scandal about mortgage securities (see article).

'We are talking only about a pullback. I hope you have noticed the nuance: We are not talking about a pullout, ' he said.

Once Limbaugh has planted a lie, a prominent politician can pick it up, with little nuance.

The Union colloquial and Valse means quite a lot of music taste, depicts the feudal bureaucrats ugly, with great nuance.

Ostler argues that machine translation is improving, although it does struggle with nuance and figurative language.

"The way you make a copy, the nuance, is one form of innovation, " says Chipchase.

Again, the sophomore appears to have graduated from risk management based on simple alerts to something far more nuance and predictive.

Their comments on tone, body language, and cultural nuance will provide essential information to negotiators.

The very terse and abbreviated style typical of email communication allows little room for explanation or nuance.

The vivisystems I examine in this book are nearly bottomless complications, vast in range, and gigantic in nuance.

To launch the service Google needed an existing voice-recognition system, so it licensed software from Nuance, a leader in the field.

Delicate notes of leather, tobacco, vanilla and clove enhanced by a subtle nuance of mint and spices.

Prove that even in a system of objective Good and Evil, there is still room for nuance and exception.

Certainly nuance microformats are useful, and build on classic respect for rough consensus and running code.

Nuance's latest program runs on a physician's desktop, recording speech using a clip-on microphone.

Theorists' thinking about industrial policy is acquiring greater nuance.

She delivers the sparkling dialogue, by screenwriter Kevin Hood, with just the right nuance and verve.

But with one little nuance: all featured bottles belong to only luxury alcohols.

The native speakers sounded conversational, and could make jokes, add nuance.

Minus you, God's masterpiece would lack just the right nuance of color He requires to fully express His love to the world.

We don't have to obsess about every word or nuance lest we give someone the wrong idea.

For those familiar with java, this is the difference between an interface and an abstract class, a nuance I don't yet fully appreciate.

FNL has shown the same generosity and nuance in dealing with tricky social issues.

The situation demands greater nuance and understanding.

My take on this is that there is actually an important nuance to all this.

Not "getting" deception or nuance, they are straitlaced and humorless.

Here it is rendered as 'virtue', but the reader can detect from the context the correct nuance.

Usually I had it right, but sometimes a source would correct me or offer a nuance.

TEI allows for very meticulous mark-up of text for meaning and nuance.

He sees more nuance in it than outsiders or most locals.

A rich artistic performance, full of nuance.

You are one rare and irreplaceable nuance of color in God's work of art.

The nuance in salary management is that every job family has its own dynamics.

Then comes a dash of flirtatious nuance.

But Ha Jin is more interested in nuance than polemic.

There is one nuance that you should be aware of with this change.

So our approach is very project-specific and very nuance.

"So what should I do? This is the world of magic, " Persky said. "It's all nuance. "

The research on the appliance of nuance in modern product design relates to how to understand the void and the solid in products;

they want color , they want nuance , humor