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What is a sentence with nuance?

"While I appreciate your enthusiasm, I'm concerned that this plan might be overly ambitious and could lead to unforeseen complications."

This sentence has nuance because:

* It expresses both appreciation and concern: It acknowledges the speaker's positive feelings about the plan while also expressing a cautious reservation.

* It implies a potential problem without directly stating it: Instead of directly criticizing the plan, the speaker hints at a potential issue ("overly ambitious," "unforeseen complications").

* It leaves room for interpretation: The listener must infer the speaker's precise level of concern and the nature of the potential problems.

Nuance is about expressing complex ideas and emotions in a subtle and layered way, often leaving room for multiple interpretations.

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