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Discover Ludwig"subtle senses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is detected or observed in a very sensitive way or with a delicate touch. For example, "His subtle senses could tell the difference between the two kinds of cheese."
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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.
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I feel this subtle sense of warmth.
He was, in this subtle sense, a co-conspirator.
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.
A subtle sense of humour prevailed in both, and that's nothing to laugh at.
Once I have the viewer's attention I want to create a subtle sense of alienation.
Reproductions testify that he had a subtle sense of color and a firm gift for telling portraiture.
Yet there was no escaping Lin's unusual pedigree and the subtle sense that he did not fit a profile.
The ATS softens Cadillac's faceted art-and-science design language and has a subtle sense of proportion.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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