Sentence examples for subtlety of movement from inspiring English sources

He had a way of implying both airiness and compression in his writing, along with a swirling subtlety of movement.

In time, nerves should regenerate and muscles build, giving her greater subtlety of movement and improving her slightly lisped speech.

His 11th-minute goal, an emphatic side-footed volley from a right-wing cross by Ander Herrera, was taken with such ease and created with such subtlety of movement that it highlighted why Van Gaal has hailed him "the greatest talent of his age".

Looking up at her long form, as she turns this way and that — she has an interesting, off-center rhythm that slows the action down even as the script and the director want to speed it up — you may mistake the subtlety of her movements for depth, but clouds are surface attractions, and Hall's performance is mostly just that.

The idea is to control a living insect's flight remotely, but without clumsily activating its wings artificially (the subtlety of those movements are beyond us) or merely giving the insect the idea of going in a certain direction (it can learn to ignore these notions).

He was a traditionalist in the sense that he greatly revered the subtlety and power of movement displayed by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, with an added influence from Franz Schubert.

I could only imagine how much more moving it would have been to hear these works in a setting like Carnegie Hall – the kind of venue with acoustics that illuminated the subtlety of the second movement of Symphony No. 9 in its American premiere in 2012, or Glass at the keys himself with violinist Tim Fain in Pendulum for Violin and Piano.

The subtlety of her neck movements was matched by tiny shifts all the way down her body.

Better understanding of the subtleties of animal movements and systems means better bioinformed or biomimetic robots — something we're seeing a lot of these days.

Among the major results of this work is the recognition of the tremendous variety and subtlety of views represented within the movement and the fact that many of the arguments later deployed by critics of logical empiricism had been pioneered by the logical empiricists themselves.

It was decision time – 1.3 seconds to feel the subtleties of Djokovic's movement and balance and figure out the better side to pass.