Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with nuance in American Collocation
slight
Young children do not understand the subtle nuances of more sophisticated stories.
of language
Remember, these guys are lawyers, attuned to every verbal nuance.
of music
The subtle vocal nuances of the singer are less noticeable on the DVD.
type of nuance
In order for a PR campaign to be successful abroad, an appreciation of the target language and its cultural nuances is necessary.
capture a nuance
Rosemary Edmonds’s classic translation fully captures the subtle nuances of Tolstoy’s writing.
understand or notice a nuance
He liked to scoff at Danny for his failure to grasp the nuances of thuggish etiquette.
not capture a nuance
Pitt gives this performance his all, not missing a nuance of Bishop’s layered personality.
add nuance
His book adds nuance to a debate that is often depicted in stark or simplistic terms.
Good interpreters are alert to nuances and subtleties of meaning in both languages.