Sentence examples similar to subtlety of notions from inspiring English sources
The notion is the creation of a subtlety of transformation of timbre, a manipulation of a continuum from sound to noise, from pitched notes to pitchless textural exploration, and all that in the sphere of (mostly) purely instrumental music.
It was Vonnegut who, tongue in cheek, advanced the notion that the stories we begin to learn in childhood have recognisable emotional curves that could be fed into a computer (a notion that has, in fact, lately been employed in research projects to attempt to teach artificial intelligences the subtleties of human feeling).
Either way, the Republican nominee treated the notion of a contrite, humble performance with all the subtlety of a subway train.
True love ensues, with the subtlety of a cage fight.
The comptroller possesses the bearing and subtlety of a linebacker.
"The subtlety of the work is important," Ms. Joo said.
They have all the diplomatic subtlety of Game of Thrones.
"We like the subtlety of being off the beaten path".
The singularity of their selfhoods militates against subtlety of engagement.
The subtlety of the business isn't so subtle anymore.
The subtlety of Hume's argument is now clear.
