Sentence examples for remarkable subtlety from inspiring English sources

Given its subject, "Voyages" is a film of remarkable subtlety and restraint.

"Voyages" is, given its subject, a film of remarkable subtlety and restraint.

He said Mr. Piano's plan achieved the goal with "remarkable subtlety and sensibility".

Ms. Dearie has a mere slip of a voice, but she's a stylist of remarkable subtlety who can draw out a note into a hummingbird flutter.

Future studies will reveal whether the remarkable subtlety in Epichloë-plant symbiosis has evolved to block/prevent some conserved induced molecular or physiological plant responses to other microbes.

While Guy's friends are left underdeveloped, cancer itself is a character in this novel and one that is painted with remarkable subtlety and skill.

Similarly, acoustic studies have revealed remarkable subtleties in signaling, with two noteworthy results that have direct implications for potential speciation mechanisms.

The kabuki, the great love of the Edo townspeople, reached remarkable heights of subtlety and sophistication.

In a narrative that is usually remarkable for its subtlety, the scene in which Ellen cuts up the lieutenant's letters, deliberately slicing into her fingers to leave drops of blood on their "tissuey remains," seems clumsily symbolic.

Jean-Paul Despres, at Lameloise, a three-star landmark in the village of Chagny, on the edge of Burgundy, came up with one of the gems of the trip, a marc, vintage 1968, of remarkable clarity and subtlety, made by Michel Gaunoux, one of the top growers in Pommard.

Tóibín has created his own invention, with remarkable boldness and subtlety, out of the life of "The Master", as Henry James was often called: a title which nicely combines James's achievement and reputation, his control over his own life, and Tóibín's veneration for him.