Hughes is preternaturally alert to subtleties of appearance, gesture, and sensory detail.
Martin had, from the start, an extraordinary sensitivity to subtleties of light and touch.
He could sometimes be oblivious to subtleties in Degas, a point reinforced by two sculptures of pregnant women.
The resulting data suggested that the more conservative a female politician is, the more likely her face will conform to subtleties that are considered typically feminine.
What these blends deliver in flavor that a bourbon with a pronounced rye content wouldn't furnish seems to come down to subtleties.
"The Man on the Train: Three Existential Modes" (1956) says most people are stuck in "everydayness," absorption in routine that cuts off responsivenees to subtleties.
They were alert to subtleties and nuances of life and the soul of a sort that might be addressed by literature, or even by a religious-minded literature, but not normally by politics.
One might add another form, the eighth, composed of the balance of sounds, from the obvious likeness in the rhyme down to subtleties and refinements beneath the ability of coarse analysis to discriminate.
Keenly alert to subtleties of hue and value, he bought the same color paints made by different manufacturers and compared them side by side, noting the names of colors and brands in pencil in the margins of the oil-on-paper studies, a habit that persisted into the "Homage" series.
But beyond that, gender studies courses sensitize both male and female students to subtleties of behavior and social organization that make a big difference in personal and professional interactions and career outcomes.
Think of your typical vendor as a living, breathing time-lapse camera, attuned to subtleties we don't stick around long enough to notice.
