Sentence examples for subtleties some from inspiring English sources

True, there are a few subtleties: some economists say a formal apprenticeship system, for instance, is a beneficial rigidity because it encourages workers to gain skills.

This journey from anger to empathy is not always delineated with a satisfying subtlety; some passages in "The Train Driver" strike overexplicit notes, as when Roelf, addressing the ghost of the woman whom he imagines before him, says, "You see, Red Doek, most of us white people got no idea about what it's like because our world is so different!

They were also somewhat lacking in detail and clarity — subtleties in some music didn't come through — but maybe trying other ear tips would have helped.

A characteristic of edge-based techniques is that, because of texture subtleties, in some cases they could split originally homogeneous regions into sub-regions, thus causing extracted brushstrokes to be smaller than the ones of the artist.

Some subtleties are healthy and some are unhealthy.

"Give it some subtlety; give it some nuance," he continued.

But they at least learned to demand that it be executed with some subtlety and humanity, some fundamental sympathy for the imitated.

The endgame will require more subtlety, and some cold-blooded precision.

The choreography for the principal characters often lacks subtlety, and some of the group dances are pallid.

There was tremendous subtlety; even some people-smugglers came out of it, if not well, then honest-thieving.

There is also the danger that politicians will jump for broad, panicky proposals—such as the bill passed this week when subtlety and some experimentation is needed.