Sentence examples for some subtleties from inspiring English sources

There are some subtleties, however.

I know that sounds long, but there are some subtleties.

A. There are some subtleties, and I think Asia teaches you to be a good listener.

Strong taste, but there are some subtleties to it if you cultivate the taste for it.

"There are some subtleties in the narrative toward the end that, I suspect, only a child will fully grasp," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times in 1982.

There are some subtleties to the protocol that must be observed, but this illustrates how modern computational cryptography depends on hard problems.

But some subtlety would have been welcome.

"Give it some subtlety; give it some nuance," he continued.

The more polished capital lobbyists usually work with some subtlety.

In "Hindenburg" and "Bikini," points are made with some subtlety.

The real-life technology will call for similar flair and some subtlety.