Sentences with phrase «unique nuances of»

For lawyers, highly - technical project management systems may represent either process overkill or insensitivity to the unique nuances of lawyer - client relationships.

I was a babe in the woods when it came to the unique nuances of promoting my book, rather than my company.

Celebrating exploration, experimentation and the consumers desire to mix, blend and create the unexpected, the Spring 2018 palette showcases the unique nuances of color expression for the London market.

Raised in Australian soil and sun, these wines blend their Mediterranean heritage with the unique nuances of our country.

And speaking of, there are also the unique nuances of Las Vegas to deal with: the vast distances between everything, the over-priced everything, the desert air that dries out your nose and lungs and virtually guarantees some sort of illness when combined with the giant plague of exhausted attendees.

Not exact matches

This polarization and lack of nuance in online debate isn't unique to Brigade.

It will require deep commitment to learn about the unique and nuanced needs of each minority group.

Specifically, with respect to racial equity — which is what Encompass focuses on — it's important for organizations to recognize that advocates of color face unique pressures in our movement in part because there are so few of us and because the people we work with often don't understand the nuances of the challenges we face.

While the basic structure and words of the core components of the liturgy do not change from Sunday to Sunday, there are changes in other texts, particularly the various readings from Holy Scripture appointed for every Sunday and festival day, that give the various times in the Church Year their unique emphases and nuances.

God, as «the cosmically social being,» imperishably knows and loves every actual experience of feeling in all its unique nuances with unfailing zest and fidelity.

Everyone loves a good margarita, but experiencing the different styles of tequila and their unique flavor nuances makes an easy, fun party theme.

With Chauhan's work as a celebrated chef and Morse's reputation in Tennessee as being the «mad scientist» brewer, the focus of Mantra is on the creation of unique flavor characteristics that are food - friendly with the nuances and subtleties becoming conversation topics, much like a fine wine.

Of course, there are so many more nuances to getting a schedule down — nuances that will be unique to your children and your situation.

Focusing on the nuances of investigations of political violence, particularly distrust of the state and the strong emotional response of surviving family members, Fondebrider also emphasizes the unique role of Latin American forensic organizations, born out of necessity rather than academia (p. 70), and the value this experience can have for novice investigators worldwide.

Although their work can not yet explain the nuances of our tastes, it has highlighted some of the unique ways in which these masterpieces hijack the brain's visual system.

«I'm wary of universalizing an experience that is so nuanced and unique to each family unit and even more wary of claiming that such experiences hold genetic power,» she explains, adding, «there are many, many reasons why people get divorced, and children of divorced parents will be impacted differently depending on a variety of circumstances: age at which divorce occurred, how contentious the split was, if there were custody issues, the list goes on.»

This exquisite formula balances the nuanced therapeutic benefits of the individual essential oils with their unique aromas, and will both ground you and inspire you to reach for your dreams.

All of these steroids have their own nuanced and unique benefits.

Nuanced and full of emotion, the depth of PANTONE 18 - 3838 Ultra Violet symbolizes experimentation and non-conformity, spurring individuals to imagine their unique mark on the world, and push boundaries through creative outlets.

The sudden glut of revenge pictures crowding theaters (three in eight days, four in under a month) gives us a unique opportunity to consider the nuances of trash.

Again, his unique charisma brought him considerable notice; his straight - arrow character nuanced by a believable undercurrent of dangerous unpredictability that made the relationship seem plausible.

Each protagonist holds a unique semblance, encapsulating a nuanced, subtly - dimensionalized portrait of rural living, and the turmoils that come with it.

Best Director: Darren Arnofsky — Black Swan — showy, unique, and virtuosic Danny Boyle — 127 Hours — courageous and visionary David Fincher — magnificently professional Christopher Nolan — really skillful imagination popping out all over the place Lee Unkrich — Toy Story 3 — a remarkably assembled film demonstrating a supreme sense of timing and nuance

Mike Mills has shed light on a unique time in history with a fine use of drama and comedy to explore these nuanced characters and an innovative narrative use of historical montage.

Smarick has attempted to devise an accountability regime that is more nuanced and sensitive to the unique missions of private schools than other proposals to impose state regulations on private educational choice.

Drawing on a close reading of public polling research and empirical research on factors related to school quality, and engaging in conversations with teachers, students, families, principals, and district administrators, we have identified five categories — the first three being essential inputs and the last two being key outcomes — and over 30 unique measures to capture the nuances of schools:

Every state school finance formula system is unique — reflecting the nuances of revenue structures, student demographics, governance models, and policy preferences in state and local communities.

Ghost Month is a unique and nuanced work of literary fiction — a murder mystery set in the seedy underbelly of Taipei, and a very satisfying read.

Mengestu's African characters are nuanced and his theme of living between two worlds is both unique to his protagonists and universal - only the person who has lived their entire life in a small community and never desired for something different does not know that feeling to some small degree.

Heyborne also masterfully portrays the «diggers,» a fraternity of grave robbers, giving them unique vocal personalities through nuanced changes in pitch, pacing, phrasing, and accents.

But they may not always be equipped to understand the nuances of the student loan system, troubleshoot a situation when there's an error or unexpected problem, or advise their clients appropriately when there are unique circumstances.

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Enjoy stunning landscapes, unique geology, and watch as the subtle nuances of the Baja desert landscape unfolds into a natural masterpiece through interpretive hikes and talks by your highly - educated guides.

For example, instead of staying at the same predictable chain hotel where you've stayed a hundred times — and you know exactly what the experience is like — change it up by booking a small, independent hotel that offers some unique local flavor or cultural nuance that makes it stand out.

Here on Slow Travel Stockholm, I share insider knowledge that travelers to the city will find helpful in terms of navigating some of the cultural and social nuances, a lot of free and affordable places to visit, activities to try, and unique restaurants to sample.

Although it lacks the smaller nuances that turn those games into their own beast and instead exists as a bland copycat without any sort of unique twist.

Continuing our series of Road to the IGF interviews with nominees, we talk to the Fullbright Company's Steve Gaynor about building a character the team hopes is unique and nuanced enough that learning her story is motivation enough to interact with the world.

This unique blend of features has led to a fighting game that can be played by anyone, anywhere, without shying away from the nuances that made the original Skullgirls so special.

It really brings out the nuances of the various ingame characters, which is built upon by the unique responses to each character from the NPCs that throng the streets.

The first mid-career survey dedicated to Deschenes's work, this exhibition will feature 20 years of her art, including explorations of various photographic technologies, rich and nuanced work with photograms (a type of photographic image made without a camera), and sculptural installations that reflect the movements and light within a given space and respond to a site's unique features.

His nuanced approach to the popular culture that surrounded him and the history of art that preceded him made his voice unique.

Firstly, the presence of works featuring key muses of the artists, with the highlights containing unique and nuanced treatments of these well - known...

With a deep respect for the preservation of the land and the heritage of the Napa Valley, she aims to produce a unique wine indicative of place and nuanced by her contemporary aesthetic.

The combinations seemed endless, and Hammersley reveled in exploring nuances, making unique variations of images that he favored.

Others collaborated productively to create new and unique room installations that make use of MoMA PS1's varied, architecturally nuanced spaces.

The paintings convey the specificities and nuances of each unique relationship as it unfolds in space and time.

This mission and strategy locate ArteEast in the unique position of championing MENA artists while fostering an international dialogue of critical discourse around their work and offering new audiences a nuanced perspective on the region's cultural context.

Though many types of disputes fall into easily identifiable categories, many arise from unique and nuanced business relationships, and may arise in unexpected ways.

There is a balance between anticipating what the user likely wants because you have heard the question before from others and not over-anticipating and therefore missing the nuances of the askers unique situation.