Sentence examples for subtle sense of from inspiring English sources
I feel this subtle sense of warmth.
He calibrates his actions with a subtle sense of the consequences.
In both works a complex, subtle sense of rhythm is evident.
I am lucky lucky lucky.' She says it with a subtle sense of wonderment.
Once I have the viewer's attention I want to create a subtle sense of alienation.
A subtle sense of humour prevailed in both, and that's nothing to laugh at.
The two front-runners have surprisingly subtle senses of humour, intriguing plots laced with satire and are odd enough to be penned by Spike Jonze.
For C. Virginia Fields, one little letter of the alphabet has played one big role in her bid for mayor, adding an ever-so-subtle sense of distinction to her candidacy.
There was no Manichean divide, but a subtler sense of our relationship to other sentient animals, the narrative we share.
More important than these straight-on references, though, are the subtle sense, the overall feel, of an artistic inspiration or forebear.
There was a lot of religious imagery seeping off these shelves... " Some of it has undoubtedly seeped into White Crow, but it is also a very religious book in the more subtle sense that, despite the element of gothic melodrama, it also quietly deals with the complexities of belief.
