Sentence examples for subtle nature from inspiring English sources

Prakriti is the universal and subtle nature that is determined only by time and space.

Therefore, indictment would be fraught with constitutional and evidentiary problems of an obvious and hardly subtle nature.

We wish to elaborate on the subtle nature of these differences and to propose a framework to start measuring them.

In some cases, focal involvement was initially unrecognized because of the subtle nature of the changes in the lymph node, posing difficulties for diagnosis.

In particular, we describe how different brain recording devices have been employed in different experimental paradigms to gain information about the subtle nature of human interactions.

The subtle nature of that mastery in science and technology can be gleaned from a new book, "A Culture of Improvement: Technology and the Western Millennium" by Robert Friedel (MIT Press).

The line's subtle nature-based palette includes sand, chestnut and dusky rose.

Many optical effects, often subtle in nature, cannot be understood without a wave model.

"The fact that the core idea is quite subtle in nature means the campaign appeals to the target audience in a nonconventional way".

Judges, who included the artist Jenny Saville and the novelist Alan Hollinghurst, praised the work's "subtle, enigmatic nature, and for the indelible impression the artist's skill makes on the viewer".

Typically subtle in nature, these recurring changes have involved alterations to colours and trim, increased standard equipment, and a reduction in fuel consumption.