Sentence examples for subtleties like from inspiring English sources
An art director's labors over subtleties like picture placement and column widths are hard to describe.
Crucial human subtleties, like the flicker of an eye, can also look robotic when computer-generated.
A picture book is not the place to explore subtleties like Schmeling's ambiguous ties to the Nazis.
"When you see some of these fine, fine pieces of glass that are truly handmade, you'll see these beautiful subtleties, like little tool marks," he said.
It also demonstrates subtleties like the different patina tonalities and techniques and the distinctions among sculptures cast using the same wax model.
"He went much more into subtleties like getting in touch with the corner of your eye or the center of the armpit".
In the eyes of Mr Mandelson's many enemies the precision looks like guile and the subtlety like duplicity.
But other stereotypes were handled with comic subtlety, like Phil Nichol's cartoon caricature US TV anchor and Cornelius Booth's Anatoly Karpov, the ex-chess champ and classic Soviet man in hock to the Russian political establishment.
The purists' argument against the plastic-wrapped long-life bean curd sold in health-food shops and supermarkets is that this subtlety, like the flavour in long-life cream, is lost.
Beaslie asked: Given much of his storytelling relies on nuance and subtlety, I'd like to know what he thinks readers who experience his novels in translation lose by not reading in the original Japanese language.
"I don't have any real data, but a lot of high-functioning girls are real readers — not great on subtleties, but they like fantasies and the 'Baby-Sitters' series," she says.
