Sentence examples similar to striking subtlety from inspiring English sources

Each came to the fore with striking subtleties of touch and a foothold in the music's bedrock traditions.

Presented with a score of striking intimacy and subtlety, it seems that this highly experienced director has panicked.

The choreography's other felicities include some lovely subtleties of ensemble and striking instances of dancers standing or moving with their backs to us.

Mr. Zao's canvases, known for their striking Modernist lines combined with color subtleties and three-dimensional perspective suggestive of Chinese landscape painting, began selling briskly in the 1960s in Paris, London and New York.

The most striking aspect of this research is the subtlety with which the colour manipulation took place.

If it seems strange that a cantor, even a lyric tenor known for his breathtaking improvisations, would be a headline attraction at a Catskills resort, it is at least partly because there has been a striking decline in the everyday appreciation of the timeless subtleties of Jewish liturgical music.

It is a striking ending for a book whose narrative strength is as impressive as its moral subtlety.

Unsurprisingly, the most striking thing about it is the thing Ratmansky found most striking in the archival materials: complexity, subtlety.

The striking touch of metallic blue-green across the edges of my lids goes great with the subtlety of Arbonne's neutral "Eye Shadow" in "Sand".

He's a striking figure behind the drum kit, towering over them (quite a tall fellow) but playing with subtlety and skill and noticeable pleasure.

The empirical work was able to bring out the nuances and subtleties of each environment, the way in which innovation took place in practice, and some striking differences from what stereotypical accounts of innovation in each country would have suggested.