Sentence examples for subtlety and complexity from inspiring English sources

Howe praised the poem's subtlety and complexity.

The best wines can approach works of art in their subtlety and complexity.

The 2000 was a decent wine in a difficult vintage, and the 2001 is significantly better, showing subtlety and complexity.

In addition, it has made possible the rhythmic organization of music to a degree of subtlety and complexity previously unattainable.

It turns out it's a near immaculate political wedge, one almost perfect in its subtlety and complexity.

In the Balanchine the dancers of "Nightspot" display the subtlety and complexity of which Ms. Tharp deprives them.

And it is one where the Left, with its nonviolent and pacifistic tendencies, too often cedes the wrong kind of ground to the Right, whose enthusiastic embrace of military might too often shows little of the subtlety, nuance, and complexity needed in this age of political self-determination.

Of course, evolution implies a gradual unfolding and development of character to reveal subtleties and complexity, a process anathema to sitcoms, and extraordinarily difficult to achieve in one-hour shows like "That's Life".

And the subtlety, assurance and complexity of his playing give a clear image of the ritual rhythms at the core of the Cuban music of that period.

Julia appreciated the subtlety, delicacy and complexity of these meals, which she found nearly as enchanting as her beloved French fare.

The trick, when making gutsy peasant food decorous, is to augment the simple power of the flavors with subtleties and complexities.