And she turned her home into a museum, which the set designer Derek McClane has rendered (and David Lander has lighted) with rich subtlety, presenting burnished antiques rising on shelving behind a mostly bare room that is wallpapered in grandmotherly style.
A former, warmly-regarded shrink used to talk about a study done by his colleague, who discovered that only fifty percent of very bright girls grow out of the black-or-white thinking of early adolescence into the richer subtlety and human complexity of the gray-scale.
There is some mystical component here, and it's the most subtle medium in a show rich in subtleties.
In all, the program was rich in subtlety but short on electricity.
And despite the game medium, his character develops in a trajectory that is rich with subtlety and subtext (and very funny lines).
These eight volumes of short lyric piano pieces are beautifully made and rich with musical subtleties, qualities that come through in the 1956 recording by the patrician pianist Walter Gieseking.
The result is a literature rich in expressive subtlety and social insight, offering illuminating assessments of American identities and history.
He influenced two centuries of Sienese art – rich in narrative subtlety, delicate human interaction and intimate feeling of place.
The contrasting worlds of McCoy and his victim, Henry Lamb, are vividly dramatised, if not with great subtlety: rich, white Park Avenue versus poor, black Bronx.
Such trade brings broader benefits: even if higher prices for staples exacerbate poverty in some countries, at least in the short term, the effect may be outweighed by increased demand for other farm exports, such as processed goods, as rich countries cut tariffs.These subtleties suggest two conclusions.
