Sentence examples for are exceedingly subtle from inspiring English sources

In the Bach, the Werckmeister tuning showed up in a slightly skewed sound to ears expecting equal temperament, but the differences are exceedingly subtle, never more than a 16th tone, which is less than most musicians would allow as expressive deviation.

"On balance, the public benefits generated by prosecuting Andersen criminally were minimal or, if they existed at all, were exceedingly subtle.

The difference, he notes, is exceedingly subtle draftsmanship: "Take a pencil and press hard on the paper and then 'whoosh,' let the line disappear across the paper; there's all this dark tension of that lead on the paper and then it slides off the page and relaxes".

It is a revelation, but it is exceedingly subtle, and only a few creatures take note of it.

Secondly, given the large number of cell divisions necessary for tumour development, estimated at 600 by Coller et al, (2001), an alteration in mitochondrial function that is exceedingly subtle in terms of its biochemical or physiological manifestation may be all that is necessary to alter significantly the probability of tumour formation (Augenlicht and Heerdt, 2001).

William James, after discussing several articles in the St . LouisJournal of Speculative Philosophy with Peirce, had once been prompted to remark along similar lines, "They are exceedingly bold subtle & incomprehensible and I can't say that his vocal elucidations helped me a great deal to their understanding, but they nevertheless interest me strangely".

They are exceedingly fra‐.

And microgenerators are exceedingly clean.

Such requests are exceedingly rare.

Insanity acquittals are exceedingly rare.

The challenges are exceedingly complex.