Sentence examples for Subtle thinking from inspiring English sources

This is subtle thinking and subtle art.

It requires subtle thinking, and the conjunction of law, markets, technology and norms to get right.

Is he satirizing clichés of black culture, collecting them like a sociologist, or trying to prompt more subtle thinking about language and identity?

He still misreads the financial crisis as a chance for greater state activism, when in fact its impact on the public finances has required subtle thinking about slimmed-down government.

The emphasis of our education system, particularly the failed No Child Left Behind initiative of the Bush administration, is on improving results on standardized tests, not on the kind of subtle thinking that is developed from reading narrative texts.

It's a sensational sequence that highlights an actor's probing and craft, a textbook example of subtle thinking and precise performance that makes an audience feel, snapping down the benevolent jaws of the theatrical trap.

The not-so-subtle thinking: If Mr. Gore can have a daughter who seems natural and appealing, he must be a good guy himself.

There were also some subtle changes in thinking from the 1970s through the '90s about conducting the late opening and early middlegame stages of a game.

Concurrently, the burgeoning field of astrobiology is finding increasingly subtle ways of thinking about what could enable life to originate, evolve and thrive beyond the Earth.

It's this subtle difference in thinking that ultimately creates champion character.

Often times all it takes to get out of our own way is just a subtle shift in thinking and focusing on the positive.