What is "nuances"

Usage examples of "nuances".

And anyone who could set himself up in all state in the public square of a non-Roman town, complete with lictors and curule chair, then behave like a complete barbarian, was not going to appreciate the nuances of triumphal protocol.

It carried nuances of pre-eminence, clout, public importance and- above all-the ability to influence events through sheer public reputation.

Alizon had trained her to seek out nuances, weigh even the tone of a voice, the flick of an eyelid.

Then one day, quite abruptly, he wanted me to describe to him all the nuances of my dreaming practices.

I ended up in my normal awareness before I could deal with the nuances of my dream.