Sentence examples for has a subtlety from inspiring English sources

The apartment has a subtlety that rewards close inspection.

The simple movement has a subtlety and power unrealized in most of the performances.

But to think of something that has a subtlety and beauty to it, it's so much harder".

Iranian cuisine, it turns out, is not so different from other Middle Eastern food, but it has a subtlety derived from ingredients like saffron, walnuts and rosewater.

Likewise My Architect: A Son's Journey, Nathaniel Kahn's search for his father, the driven architect Louis Kahn, has a subtlety, passion and formal elegance that makes one think of Citizen Kane.

The quotidian daily life of both sides, contrasted against the extreme, dehumanising violence of war has a subtlety and nuance to it that perhaps some of its forebears lack (yes, I'm looking at you Michael Moore).

"There was an aesthetic no one else had: a subtlety, a wit and a humor".

Edging all the time nearer to tragedy, numerous scenes have a subtlety and observation of human behaviour that is wonderfully incongruent with the violent jesting, yet all the more marvellous for it.

Her finely nuanced observations about human relations often have a subtlety reminiscent of Henry James: "She could not quite suggest, but pervasively implied, that some cheerful young woman would redeem her son's restlessness - not perceiving that the son, whose wanderings were far from wayward, was in some respects overredeemed already".

They have a subtlety to them".

The Roosevelts has a psychological subtlety and depth that is virtually unprecedented in television histories.