Sentence examples for subtle collection from inspiring English sources

Hermann's subtle collection, with its cathartic turning away from the past toward an uncertain but promising future, is equally arresting.

Moreover, the Sautrāntikas conceive of atoms not as substantial impartite entities, but rather as the most subtle collection of material elements (see AKBh ad II, 22ab).

On this Sautrāntika view, as presented by Vasubandhu, perceived material properties, both primary (e.g., solidity) and secondary (e.g., color) are in fact emergent properties of subtle collections of elements whose phenomenal properties reflect the constitution and function of the perceptual systems.

Designer Christopher Bailey created a subtle, nuanced collection which moved beyond the obvious pole stars of British menswear (Savile Row, punk, Bond, country gent) to celebrate instead the more eccentric, colourful, offbeat style of David Hockney and Alan Bennett.

For Crawford, the British designer whose gorgeous, subtle Sinnerlig collection came out in late 2015, it was how to preserve the rawness and tactility of natural materials, like cork and seagrass, when making mass-­produced furniture.

It's a subtle and gorgeous collection of songs, and it has this great vintage sound.

The workmanship was intense but subtle, making the collection nostalgic but nice.

Compared with some of the earlier Armani Privé shows, when the effect was sculpted or even rigid, this was a subtle and lovely collection.

Later that year came "Like Red on a Rose," which was produced by Alison Krauss; that CD was conceived as a bluegrass album, but somewhere along the line it morphed into a subtle and sly collection of grown-up love songs.

But it may be that we also are capable of sensing and responding to some cues within games and activities that are almost too subtle for most collections of numbers to capture.

To counter-act any subtle deviations from the collection protocol, three sequential samples were collected per person per session.