Sentence examples for Any subtleties from inspiring English sources

Any subtleties you've learned about dealing with your employees, either as a group or one-on-one? A. I have a coach and we have a two-hour, one-on-one meeting each month.

Any subtleties that she seems to convey, that otherwise differ from her normal behavior, are all supporting arguments that she may be lying to you.

I didn't have any subtleties of shade.

Edward Gardner's charismatic conducting allows the music its gorgeous desperado scope without subduing any subtleties: no irony escapes.

He has no use for those (or any) subtleties, something our republic is finding perversely intoxicating as it watches his run for the Republican presidential nomination.

Often the raids coincide with politics inside Russia, and any subtleties about the issue — like the fact the suspect in the rape was a lawfully registered worker from Dagestan in southern Russia — are lost in the public outcry.

The attitude echoes what Miller articulated about Kyle in her Salon piece: "his steadfast imperviousness to any nuance, subtlety or ambiguity, and his lack of imagination and curiosity, seem particularly notable".

"You have to wonder if Broadchurch can salvage any subtlety in time for its finale".

Consequently, he is over-enunciating every syllable and kicking any subtlety into touch.

What falls in the gap is any subtlety of insight into actual human beings.

The dialogue is relentlessly dire, lacking any subtlety or feel for the 17th century.