Sentence examples for subtle understandings from inspiring English sources

(p. 60) African American youth, Chicano Latino youth, immigrant youth, queer and othered youth, engage in complex thinking and develop subtle understandings and analysis of the double bind they are in.

Transactional sex or the male provider role, in particular, supports subtle understandings of gender inequality even while it seems more acceptable than the inequalities that are manifest in the commoditized arena of prostitution.

And it reflects Mr. Gehry's subtle understanding of context.

A subtle understanding of the limits of knowledge is the beginning of wisdom.

Each of the cast members is excellent, showing a subtle understanding for the ways people wound one another through fear.

As we walked up the mountain it was obvious that the tribes have a subtle understanding of the forest.

Thomson demonstrates a subtle understanding of the mind-set of the actor, adept at storytelling, spying, lying, and secrecy.

Beckett's plays depend on a subtle understanding of the stage as a place of artifice, performance and imprisonment.

Rather, he has a subtle understanding of how to operate in an environment where business and politics are often intertwined.

She's nodding and smiling at you, but, psh, she and I have a more subtle understanding.

He had a subtle understanding of character, shown most movingly in The Long Afternoon (2000), which fictionalises the tragedy of his grandparents.