Sentence examples for more subtle intellectual from inspiring English sources
Performers can sometimes be classified by temperament; some play with passionate abandon, and others adopt a more subtle, intellectual approach.
Stiglitz describes the economic capture of regulatory authorities by the interests under their jurisdiction — and the more subtle intellectual capture of policy makers of all kinds.
Denis Kitchen, Mr. Eisner's agent and onetime publisher, described "The Plot," which is still being inked, as more subtle and intellectual than his other creations.
Besides hacker attacks on Google in 2010 – thought to be government-inspired – security companies and the Pentagon have uncovered evidence of infiltration into a number of important US companies, while some using suppliers in China have complained of more subtle theft of intellectual property.
This suggests this ventral subdivision of the cingulum, linking structures within the limbic system such as hippocampus and posterior cingulate cortex, is involved early in the disease process, and may account for some of the more subtle changes in general intellectual function seen in early bvFTD.
Third, it is possible that the phenotypic consequence of missense mutations might be distinct from classic FXS, leading to a more subtle isolated developmental/behavioral phenotype, such nonspecific intellectual disability, or even autism, learning disability, anxiety disorder or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, without overall intellectual disability.
Expected next year for PlayStation 3. CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS II It would be tough to think of a game franchise more different from Quantic Dream's subtle, intellectual fare than Call of Duty.
But his legacy as an inspirational educator and public intellectual is sustained in more subtle ways.
