Sentence examples for subtle view from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.comIN HIS earlier book about Islam, Reza Aslan, an Iranian-born American writer, presented a subtle view of the different layers of truth that can be found in sacred writings.

He takes the subtle view that self-knowledge is a form of self-denial (to know oneself is to limit one's possibilities) and calls his profession "an experiment in what your life might be like if you speak freely".

If they had, a subtle view of the village of Montfoucault under snow signed by Pissarro in 1874, the historic year when the first Impressionist Salon was held in Paris, would have done better than selling on a single £650,000 bid, bringing the full price to a timid £769,250.

A consideration of mobilities facilitated by the motorcar can produce a more subtle view of the suburban world of the period.

This must ultimately give way to a more complex and subtle view of glial function/dysfunction within the multicellular synapse [ 200].

The final structure of the FGVS provides an overall view with its two 'global evaluation' and 'advantages' dimensions, as well as a more subtle view and particular perspective with its five sub-dimensions.

John Paul II, meanwhile, was a favorite of conservatives; despite his often subtle views, he became at times little more than a symbol of anti-Communism and a certain set of social strictures.

The subtle views of the River Thames that the American expatriate artist James McNeill Whistler rendered in the late 19th century in transfer lithography stand in marked contrast to the straightforward and robust lithographs commercially produced in the United States in the mid-19th century by the firm of Currier & Ives.

Justice officials announced Monday that more than 28,000 employees will take part in mandatory implicit bias training over the next year, forcing federal agents to confront their subtle views on race and a host of other issues, including gender and sexual orientation.

While this might seem obvious, more subtle views of biological plausibility may not.

Mr. Modi's ascent would also lend legitimacy to his not-so-subtle view that his party is dependent on his charisma.