"The only way I can describe it is as a subtlety of mind," he said.
The drama of comprehension, which animates all good first-person narrators and which requires curiosity and at least some subtlety of mind, stays frozen in the first act.
Witty, dear, deep and kind beyond kind, Johnny was a person of indelible charm, subtlety of mind, and effortless elegance, wisdom and generosity.
Carley's brilliant acuity and subtlety of mind, her wise appreciation for long-term consequence, her courage, her extraordinary personal warmth, and her important financial support have been vital ingredients in sustaining the distinctive quality of her alma mater, which she so admired and loved.
He said that while Justice Breyer's opinion "certainly displays an elegant subtlety of mind," it left the states with "not a clue as to how they are supposed to charge the jury!" The majority agreed with Kansas that a complete lack of control should not be a prerequisite for civil commitment.
To represent the full richness, speed, and subtlety of the mind at work, the writer incorporates snatches of incoherent thought, ungrammatical constructions, and free association of ideas, images, and words at the pre-speech level.
He is a big man, 6ft 1in and 12st 4lb, and his stooping gait can make him look ponderous, but his greatness lies in the delicacy of his touch and the subtlety of his mind.
Edith Sitwell, who dedicated her book "The Queens and the Hive" to Cukor, said in her memoirs that the house was "quite unlike any other house I know, and reflects in every way its owner's extraordinary subtlety and distinction of mind".
But for at least one New Yorker it was Mr. Jurowski's Met "Onegin" that brought his musical character most clearly into focus, lingering in the mind for its subtlety of mood.
February 18 , 1857Leipzig, Germany July 5 , 1920near Naumburg, Germany Max Klinger, (born February 18 , 1857 Leipzig, Germany died July 5, 1920, near Naumburg), German painter, sculptor, and engraver, whose art of symbol, fantasy, and dreamlike situations belonged to the growing late 19th-century awareness of the subtleties of the mind.
Apparently composed of a rectangular prism intersecting with an oblique column, this gadget was not created with subtlety in mind.
