Sentence examples for A subtle appreciation of from inspiring English sources

"There's a subtle appreciation of space and space exploration that runs through my brand," said Singer, trying to explain what Soviet space dogs have to do with Cinco de Mayo.

But after living with the beetles in close quarters for the last three years, Dr. Keena has developed a grudging respect for their powers and a subtle appreciation of their charms, especially the random spots on their backs, which resemble a fleeting glimpse of the night sky.

Surprisingly, given his iconoclastic start, that success has been founded on tact and a subtle appreciation for the nuances of a site and his clients' needs.

But a visit to the school and conversations with administrators, parents and students reveal a subtle appreciation for the limitations as well as the merits of uniforms.

Two years in one village gives a subtle appreciation for village life, but it also means you don't get to know other continents.

Abrams says "there's a subtle appreciation for that in a way that the other... candidates can't possibly connect with this community".

In a period that prized musical fireworks, Morris displayed a subtler appreciation for timbre and effect reminiscent of earlier jazz heroes like Ellington stalwarts Rex Stewart and Bubber Miley, with an orchestral sense of register and dynamics that hinted at his future exploits.

Tate Liverpool director Christoph Grunenberg, hopes audiences will develop a more subtle appreciation of the artist in the years after 1945.

The Cobain story could easily take the educated guesswork of Hackford's approach - the sensible relaying of the selected information, fastidious period recreation, subtle appreciation of social currents - with a high powered medium-weight actor efficiently nailing Cobain as he's nailed to the cross by circumstance and media intrusion.

But it is the more subtle appreciation of the complex psychology of young footballers which strikes you most.

We're somewhere hovering in the middle, but we definitely have retained much more sensitive palates and a more subtle appreciation for sweetness.