Sentence examples for exceptionally subtle from inspiring English sources

The landscape is exceptionally subtle.

But there are exceptionally subtle varieties of color and texture.

Then, however, Ecstasy drifts into a knowingly protracted and exceptionally subtle portrait of blue-collar camaraderie.

Predictable musical montages fail to deflate an exceptionally subtle script (by Mr. Vallely) and Ms. Ynoa's astonishingly mature, hard-to-pin-down performance.

The two boys, whose faces register their contrasting temperaments — Mr. Lofland with his brush cut and Dennis the Menace features; Mr. Sheridan with his hooded eyes and downturned mouth — have been guided into exceptionally subtle feats of acting.

It also explains why our ears are more attuned than ever to understanding the exceptionally subtle beauty of this tradition, why we have travelled such a long distance from the British colonial.

He and his supporting musicians and female singers are improvising within completely known, although exceptionally complex and subtle, artistic conventions.

Unless it's mint, ginger or pure cinnamon that have some oomph, most are subtle, and unless exceptionally high quality, verge on tasteless.

The focal point of the whole composition is in the second, middle roll where the exceptionally well-executed painting of the Galley Subtle is placed.

Christopher Reid's Nonsense (Faber £12.99) was, as usual with this exceptionally gifted poet, a reliable source of pleasure – grave, deft, subtle, oblique, surprising, touching.

Experiences that are exceptionally common for women look like absurd exaggerations when applied to men, showing just how subtle and pervasive sexism can be.