nuance örnekleri

• Many nuances in the deposition of these vessels remain invisible because of this methodology.

• The behavioural details that dominated in the earlier production are now abandoned in favour of psychological states and their nuances.

• Both essays bristle with ethnographic detail, and are notable for their analysis of the nuances of social formation in a protean frontier-zone.

• Probably unknown to the arrangers, adjustments in subtle nuances (bowing, articulation, timbre) appropriate for string writing were made by the veteran string musicians.

• Extreme vocal virtuosity, expression, and attention to nuances of vocal timbre, for example, are traits prized by both operatic and rock singers.

• Not every verbal nuance reflects mood (or aspect) - we haven't even gotten to the voices yet.

• The distinguishing nuance consists in the fact that the third element intentionally produces the conflict in order to gain a dominating position.

• The focus upon gendered cultural flows, rather than static socio-economic positions, gives nuances to the contributions that deal with political, economic and social issues.

• It is a view based, in the first place, on a misleading oversimplification of the nuances and complexities of different political ideologies of the time.

• Paradoxically, then, although the difference between invalidation and nonvalidation may seem but a nuance, it matters greatly.

• There was no room in his production for the nuance of postwar modernism.

• The writer argues that there is a need among learners for a heightened critical awareness of web-source nuances.

• The latter have usually been defined as merely 'political', but recent research has made it possible to nuance that definition.

• She is alive to its nuances and is able to set it in a broad intellectual context.

• These categories were given to the interviewer to bring nuance to answers that could otherwise have been missed by them.