Sentence examples for subtlety and depth from inspiring English sources

The Roosevelts has a psychological subtlety and depth that is virtually unprecedented in television histories.

Not surprisingly, the material with the most subtlety and depth belongs to the Henry James-spouting Henry.

The resulting film about this fantastically boring crisis is like a 104-minute Chanel ad, only without the subtlety and depth.

Wölffer Estate's berrylike rosé — a sophisticated mélange of merlot, cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay grapes — outshined its rivals, combining smoothness, subtlety and depth.

As an artist he had worked through that seriousness, and presented us with many works of subtlety and depth in their presentation of the human condition.

Blair Brown, an actress of enormous subtlety and depth whose work grows richer every year, is as complex a Gertrude as I have seen.

Growing up in Britain helps you make good music … In Britain you know there are people waiting to tear your stuff apart, so it's important for me to know that my music has subtleties and depth to it.

This offhanded method has a lot to do with the movie's subtlety, grace, and depth.

Its chardonnays and merlots — most of them unfiltered, barrel aged and fermented with natural local yeasts — were regularly praised by critics for their subtlety, finesse and depth of flavor.

And Richard Feynman, in his famous lectures on physics, complained that "philosophers are always with us, struggling in the periphery to try to tell us something, but they never really understand the subtleties and depths of the problem".

Their work mixed the subtlety and psychological depth of European art with Latin America's vibrant passions and tragic sense of life.