While the advocacy groups promote a vision of activist Government, there are important nuances in the language they use.

When people do focus, it tends to be on the weirdness of the vitriol, and important nuances are often lost.

They are right, of course, but in the process they will miss many of the important nuances so important to the sport.

Observation: The machine cannot share that birth experience except in a remotely vicarious way sure to miss important personal nuances.

Political analysts said an equally important nuance was how the shift played out state by state for the Democrats.

It was typical of Helen and her instinct for important nuance that she had returned to this subject.

This is an important nuance that seems to have escaped General Sharon.

But a good deal of important nuance is lost in the lumping.

These important nuances are often recognised only after a long and intimate experience of the couple under study.

It is certainly the case that the liberalisation of trade is the key to development, but it also needs an important nuance.