Sentence examples for because of the subtle from inspiring English sources

This is one of the greatest modern rooms in New York, not by virtue of grandeur or scale but because of the subtle links it establishes between the Morgan's older buildings and the rest of the city.

For all its failings, French law is more lenient and elastic than Anglo-American law on the question of guilt and intention, precisely because of the subtle but distinct separation of the fact from the circumstances.

"Systemic housing discrimination still persists throughout New York City, and most of this discrimination is not known because of the subtle and stealthy nature of the housing discrimination," she said.

What they say "It is because of the subtle and profound way in which Auerbach's work gives expression and coherence to the complexity of our perceptions of simple things that he is for me the most interesting painter in this country".

Because of the subtle ways Mr. Grotjahn deploys color and line to play with perspective, it isn't immediately obvious that the lines originate not solely from one point, but also from an inch-wide stripe that splits the painting down the middle -- just like the vertical band in Barnett Newman's zip paintings.

And not just because of the subtle allusion to film photography in the shape of the graphic.

Bone SPECT/CT is most useful in guiding the diagnosis in the early stages of SONK because of the very subtle changes visible on anatomic imaging.

Do not swill the glass because you can lose some of the subtle aromas in the brandy.

The gene for juvenile glaucoma is expected to shed more light on the adult form, says Ellen Liberman of the National Eye Institute, because the subtle pathological changes in the eye in these forms are similar, while the congenital version is characterized by gross structural abnormalities.

This could raise a biased quality rating factor because the subtle details of packet loss patterns are definitely ignored.

In fact, interpretation of aerial and satellite imageries might underestimate the maximum inundation area, especially at area 2, because the subtle traces of the tsunami inundation were difficult to identify even in the field.