Sentence examples for a subtle range from inspiring English sources

The fall hops harvest is their brief window of opportunity to brew with the fresh green cones to make beers with a subtle range of hops flavor.

A single strand of gigantic globules from the South Seas, in a subtle range of oyster-shell colors: grey, golden, white, black, mauve, reputed (by a Republican pundit) to cost somewhere between forty and eighty thousand dollars.

He developed one of his most innovative techniques for his "fingerprint series," in which he inked his thumb and forefinger and pressed them to the canvas to achieve a subtle range of grays.

Throughout this evolution, her colour palette has consistently included a subtle range of yellows and pinks, through to oranges and whites.

It did not help that the BBC had just published the results of a study showing that Britain's traditional class divisions — upper, middle, working — had been supplanted by a subtler range of distinctions with an elite at the padded upper limit and a group dubbed the precariat — precarious in every sense — at the bottom.

The Tampa, Florida, native has an extraordinarily subtle range, but you might not notice it at first because she doesn't want you to; one gets the sense that theatrics embarrass her but naturalism doesn't.

The writers he most admires invite a far more subtle range of responses: Joseph Roth, for instance, whose style is gratefully praised for the 'discrete explosion' of each sentence, or Saul Bellow, whose 'exuberance of detail' often encourages Wood's argument to fade into long, delighted quotation; here is one writer he cannot in any sense put down.

These competing effects can create a complicated and subtle range of time-dependent connectivity.