Sentence examples for subtlety of thought from inspiring English sources
Given the subtlety of thought exposed in his own work, this inevitably sounds a touch crude.
These dramatists produced a visually and aurally exciting hybrid drama that could stress every subtlety of thought and feeling.
I wonder if it will be possible to discover whether the attackers had that subtlety of thought.
The point, however, is that at any given stage, proper language use promotes a clarity and subtlety of thought that will diminish if certain standards aren't upheld.
George W. Bush's intentional ambiguity about whether he's being intentionally ambiguous represents a subtlety of thought I hadn't expected from him.
If this is indeed so – as must be the hope of all those who believe the game should retain as much of its subtlety of thought and beauty of action as it can – maybe in the future more effort will be made to ensure a satisfactory conclusion.
Whatever subtleties of thought or eloquence of tongue eludes the characters, they do excellent service as our eyes and ears on the wonders of this spectacular setting.
He considers his spare style to be influenced by "the strength and directness of the sound of Latin, its economy of structure, and by the subtleties of thought required for the writing of Greek, where the language tends to hint rather than to be explicit".
Although Semper is arguably the 19th century's most important theoretician, the subtlety of his thought and the difficulty of his German have kept his works from being translated and his contribution from being assessed until now.
Though the subtlety of his thought somewhat puzzled some of his colleagues, the work brought him new insights and many contacts worldwide; and it was a natural transition when he returned to the UK in 1973 to run the William Temple Foundation in Manchester.
Though I find it robs "Othello" of all its magnificence of thought and subtlety of construction, the elegance with which it makes the story tense and even inexorable can still impress.
