nuance

Preposition: of

• meaning: Translations from the language exhibit full understanding of all nuances of meaning.
• expression: A lot of attention has gone into the subtle nuances of facial expressions, where even a slightly raised eyebrow speaks volumes.
• language: Does the translator capture the key nuances of the original language?
• speech: He and his assistant Laura, were, for example, very aware of the nuances of speech and gestures.
• character: There is no one better at describing the nuances of a character 's persona.
• color: They require us to stand before them, close enough to experience all their nuances of color and structure.

Converse of object

• convey: The title of the show is one of a multitude of Finnish terms evolved to convey the myriad nuances of the Finnish twilight.
• capture: In its cloudy vapors your face, every nuance captured.
• appreciate: Who better to appreciate the nuances of boredom than sheep?
• grasp: After a while you even grasp the subtle nuances too.
• understand: Anyway, let's not get into understanding these more complex nuances of the English language right now.
• miss: I didn't want to miss a nuance from the great man - not a flicker of an eyelid.

Noun used with modifier

oak: The palate is full and lively with clean yellow fruit flavors, backed up by gentle oak spice nuances.

Adjective modifier

• subtle: From a distance, the Taj Mahal's marble picks up the subtle nuances of the changing light.
• expressive: At last, there's a digital synth that lets you concentrate on and control the expressive nuances of your music in real time.
• delicate: The overall effect is three dimensional with tasteful and delicate nuances.
• linguistic: All this detective work and attention to linguistic nuance slows our pace.
• verbal: Even if it is impossible to embrace all Forster's verbal nuances, this production conveys his strange double vision.
• emotional: Sophie Yates plays with exceptional poise and draws out every emotional nuance.

Preposition: in

text: But these Sadducees were very used to making interpretations based on tiny nuances in the text of the scriptures.