She's nodding and smiling at you, but, psh, she and I have a more subtle understanding.
As neuroeconomic and brain imaging tools shed more light on ADHD, a more subtle understanding of its symptomatology will also be vital for developing new treatments.
This may seem like a minor lexical adjustment, and yet, given a context in which the U.S. President wields a profoundly limited vocabulary, a more subtle understanding of the ways in which language shapes understanding offers welcome insight.
(For the record, neither is quite right: As described in the piece, the Dalai Lama has a more subtle understanding of the role of the press and power than either his fans or critics usually expect).
Some in Congress say that the loss of momentum to regulate technologies like cookies can be attributed to a more subtle understanding of the interplay of privacy and technology.
Her work triggered a storm of controversy but also provoked research that yielded a more subtle understanding of the impossible task these leaders faced in confronting the Nazis' overwhelming power and fervent, disciplined commitment to annihilate the Jewish people.
This wider, deeper and more subtle understanding of what has moulded British identity throughout history would naturally help all people in this society to open up towards each other, including towards Muslims, and to understand that they are not so very different or strange when judged by their values and hopes.
The Starting Strong review has avoided uncritical adoption of these images, offering instead a very different and more subtle understanding of what early childhood services might be.
This paper argues that a more subtle understanding of the history of ecological thought in regional development and malaria control challenges the dominant metanarrative.
We argue that serious attention to such 'depositional histories' has the potential to transform larger archaeological narratives in the region, and contribute to a more subtle understanding of the development of political landscapes.
As a research discipline, chemistry has itself evolved over the last few decades to focus its metaphorical microscope on both far larger and more complex molecular systems than previously attempted, as well as uncovering a far more subtle understanding of the quantum mechanical underpinnings of even the smallest of molecules.
