Sentence examples for a subtle grasp from inspiring English sources
The "Embassy," in Book 9, in which the Greeks send a trio of chieftains to appeal to Achilles, shows a subtle grasp of psychology and rhetoric.
He added, "Reagan may not have had a subtle grasp of everything, but he read the briefing books and he knew the arguments, basically.
Cartoons show more a more subtle grasp of the human condition.
There are some that display all the subtle grasp of colour harmonies you might expect of a Shetland Terrier, but then you turn a corner and see something so lovely that you know at once that an artist's eye is at work.
Even if they didn't openly understand the power they had, on a subtle level they did grasp how important they were.
For Buck, it was a subtle and unmistakable sign of Wheeler's maturity and his steadying grasp of pitching at the major league level.
However, in addition to a subtle difference in relative timing of G and L between the precision and two bimanual grasps, we only found that the fingers thumb grasp is characterized with higher G/L ratio and somewhat higher modulation of G than not only the precision, but also the bimanual palm palm grasp.
Iranians are a subtle people.
A subtle or obvious message?
