Sentence examples for a subtle concept from inspiring English sources

This is a subtle concept.

4. "Racial segregation" is a contested term, and a subtle concept.

In modern theories of gravity, entropy is a subtle concept, but it seems to be of crucial importance.

To pursue Bell's argument, one needs both a more complex feminism that can allow Wharton to engage with James as an equal as well as a revised view of influence, in which a subtle concept of response and rewriting can replace the kind of one-way street of powerful writers and weak readers proposed by Harold Bloom.

It's a subtle concept, but central to certain theology related to the end of life.

Dr Regier, however, tests a subtler concept.

Having sold a bunch of Britain's state-owned assets to the public, the City's bankers, lawyers, accountants and consultants went on to sell the idea around the world, as far afield as Brazil and China.The "private finance initiative" is an ungainly term for a more subtle concept.

Winter's art illuminates unusual words and subtle concepts.

Drawing on the fantasy and disillusionment of luxury, Gispert analyzed subtle concepts with opulent visuals.

A subtle shift in our concept of what a phylogenetic tree actually represents is necessary to make the transition to population level tree-thinking.

It's part of a subtle redefining of the concept of "experience" – from a thing you live, to a thing you merely digitally witness.