nuances

At the same time, the data has its nuances: “That period features very low income levels. It is questionable whether this can be generalized to the current period.”

Renaissance artwork depicted the nuances of human anatomy and pathology with remarkable accuracy, while Impressionism, Cubism, and other artistic movements utilized the unique features of human vision and perception to achieve artistic impact.

"Des was very helpful - I used to ask a lot of questions about the little things that he did, and picked up some of his nuances," the former footballer said.

I can agree to disagree on plenty: tax rates, arts funding, even the nuances and limits of gun control.

“Here” doesn’t want to dig into any of the nuances surrounding that.