Gelfand chose a conservative line of play, probably figuring that his less experienced opponent would miss a subtle finesse here or there and come to grief.
In Ferguson's unusual plaid, "the fabric was so beautiful," she said, while the muted lapels and trim, done in grosgrain rather than the usual satin, added subtle finesse.
J, SONOMA COUNTY 1996 $27 Light bodied; subtle with finesse and depth.
For us, it is the king of fish, subtle, with finesse, and softly flavoured".
But this vintage is excellent, with subtle oak, considerable finesse and a citrusy freshness.
Another prominent writer whose Austen criticism was ignored, novelist Margaret Oliphant, described Austen in almost proto-feminist terms, as "armed with a 'fine vein of feminine cynicism,'fullll of subtle power, keenness, finesse, and self-restraint,' blessed with an 'exquisite sense' of the 'ridiculous,'a'a fine stinging yet soft-voiced contempt,' whose novels are 'so calm and cold and keen'".
They manage this with a fine touch that results in subtle wines of great finesse, and that age beautifully too.
They are subtle beers that rely on finesse and clarity rather than broad complexity.
With this approach, skiing in bumpy terrain no longer becomes a struggle of big muscle movements — over-rotated shoulders, aggressive knee flex and a jarring descent — but a finesse thing executed with subtle pressuring in the feet and ankles.
But for every partial failure, there are moments of such finesse and accomplishment, like the subtle, evocative "If I Ever Recover" and the triumphal march through "Where's Your Head At", that one can only marvel at the ingenuity and resources involved.
At the moment the effect is quite subtle, but those subtle details can add finesse to the experience for the audience.
