Sentence examples for subtle intellectual from inspiring English sources

"Whether there's any subtle intellectual or memory deficits down the line is too early to say," he said.

Performers can sometimes be classified by temperament; some play with passionate abandon, and others adopt a more subtle, intellectual approach.

Stiglitz describes the economic capture of regulatory authorities by the interests under their jurisdiction — and the more subtle intellectual capture of policy makers of all kinds.

He is a formidable musician who exerts a subtle intellectual pressure on seemingly straight-ahead readings of the classical and Romantic repertory.

With software algorithms now taking on knowledge work, we're coming to find that our most subtle intellectual skills also remain beyond the reach of programmers.

"But at the same time as there was this rabid hatred of most Scots, there was subtle intellectual colonisation going on".

David's subtle humor, intellectual curiosity, and gentlemanly manner will be missed deeply.

Roy had a subtle, even intellectual, approach to fine art, but he was never dogmatic.

Denis Kitchen, Mr. Eisner's agent and onetime publisher, described "The Plot," which is still being inked, as more subtle and intellectual than his other creations.

The crucial issue of whether subtle behavioral, intellectual, and developmental impairment occurs in young children, as a result of lead-induced CNS damage is discussed in detail.

In the end, we liked the suggestions that tweaked the N.F.L. for its subtle anti-intellectual strain, the way that it plays up playing down.