Sentence examples for subtle ingenuity from inspiring English sources
The German artist Albrecht Dürer, who saw the tribute, was similarly impressed: "I marvelled over the subtle ingenuity of the men in these distant lands.
The Prokofiev sonata, in Mr. Bronfman's hands, was confirmed as a masterpiece of subtle ingenuity, the prim, almost Classical regularity of its stride in the opening movement no disguise for a welter of emotions bared at length.
And he drew and painted angelically, with subtle technical ingenuity, involving layered colors, that is still underappreciated.
Nathaniel Parker Willis, editor of the Mirror, introduced it as "unsurpassed in English poetry for subtle conception, masterly ingenuity of versification, and consistent, sustaining of imaginative lift .
In his introduction, Willis called it "unsurpassed in English poetry for subtle conception, masterly ingenuity of versification, and consistent, sustaining of imaginative lift .
As for the tax break, while we admire the ingenuity and the subtle bit of social commentary, it isn't likely to happen.
Mr. Chen fuses musical cultures with an ingenuity of his own, making subtle (perhaps too subtle) solo use of Chinese instruments — pipa (lute), zheng (zither) and erhu (fiddle) — and having sopranos sing either Western-style vocalise and coloratura or elliptical texts in the sinuous lilt of Beijing opera.
The transcendent touch of the fifteenth-century painter Hans Memling is so rare and subtle — so easily mistaken for mere, sweet ingenuity — that you may have to see lots of his work really to see it at all.
The most subtle of our human skills – our common sense, our ingenuity and adaptability, the fluidity of our thinking – remain well beyond the reach of programmers.
Who does Britain think they are, doing a far superior, subtle and nuanced groundbreaking comedy before we get a chance to steal the idea and drain it of any humanity and ingenuity?
