Sentence examples for subtle sensitive from inspiring English sources

In truth he was a more subtle, sensitive, and intellectually ambitious artist than the myths that have accumulated around him might suggest.

But the memoir is also -- in its first half, before Hertzberg ascends into active communal life -- an extremely subtle, sensitive portrait of an American Jewish childhood, what it felt like to grow up as a devout, Yiddish-speaking, scholarly Polish Jewish immigrant to the United States during the Depression and wartime.

I hate that atmosphere at a poetry reading where everybody sits there being subtle and sensitive".

The collection as a whole is subtle and sensitive, bristling with acute observation.

That, she says, is why a CDU chairman has to be "more subtle and sensitive" than a Tory leader.

Music is always welcome, though, and John Powell's score, while occasionally obvious and bombastic, is also subtle and sensitive when it needs to be.

The works she's made for herself in the past decade have, for the most part, been virtuoso studies of how subtle and sensitive her body can be.

"From a very simple concept, yet deeply rooted in ancient Chinese architecture, a subtle and sensitive building arises.

Similarly to other reviewers who had written about Ebner's earlier books, she highlights the sophisticated use of a detail-rich language which is "steeped in subtle and sensitive humor".

Other photos are more subtle and sensitive.

This is apparently a subtle, highly sensitive matter and the precise mechanisms are as yet poorly understood.