Even 100 years from now, it is likely that there will be subtleties that remain cloudy about how exactly we should gauge the mental wellbeing of a nation's citizens.
But the workshops are also a chance to discuss the subtleties of particular situations – those in which a person may not be able to consciously consent to sex, or those in which "yes" is assumed.
It is a fabulously written account of regret, memory and the subtleties and challenges of a long successful marriage.
We will look at the subtleties between first and third person narratives, omniscient narratives, free indirect style, and reliable and unreliable narrators.
He is a complex politician who deals in subtleties and increments, and he's not going to pretend to be someone he's not.
The subtleties and delicate snubs of Emma or of Lady Catherine de Burgh in Pride and Prejudice were foreign in the extreme.
Indian cooking is often underestimated, but new holidays with Michelin-star chef Atul Kochhar, launched with Indian Odyssey, will reveal the subtleties - and regional differences - of the subcontinent's cuisine.
Some of the subtleties in the showcase model could provide valuable lessons, reckons Peter Williams, formerly finance director of Selfridges and now its chief executive.
A future generation trained to hear a recording's subtleties burned by a lossless codec onto an audio Blu-ray Disc will be puzzled by their parents' preoccupation with sizzling songs rather than an authentic replica of the music the performer actually created.
And the treatment of them is far from uniform either: for all the American charges of "appeasement", the FBI is a downright softie compared with France's internal security services.Give us jobs, education and a seat on the city councilGiven these subtleties, perhaps the most dangerous myth is the idea that there is one sure-fire answer when it comes to assimilating Europe's Muslims.
Conceptual subtleties flank blunt accounts of famine's causes or physical handicap's economic effects.
