Sentence examples for technical subtleties from inspiring English sources

Apart from the gold ground, which had considerable impact, the technical subtleties essential to these mosaics met very little response outside Byzantium.

I have never played any sport against a world champion before (Team McMillan took the top prize in the 1999-2000 seandn) and, even though I am blind to the technical subtleties of the game, it is immediately apparent there is an unbridgeable gulf in ability.

The "Mona Lisa" would certainly be a very famous painting if it were only known for its technical and psychological subtlety, but when its theft from the Louvre made international headlines in 1911, it became infinitely more famous.

In a contemporary review, Tim Holmes of Rolling Stone asserted that the band had redefined heavy metal with the technical skill and subtlety on the album, which he described as "the sound of global paranoia".

In several variations, a straightforward technical experiment yields unexpected subtleties, vibrant color effects and even symbolic overtones.

This may seem a little strange for an art exhibition, but it is only through a magnifying glass that you can appreciate the subtleties of technical skill contained in his prints and drawings.

But Sharon's career has not exactly been a study in subtlety or technical military science.

Add the film noir subtlety and technical work like bonding leather and cashmere and you have a fine, modern collection that the duo defined as "techno-sartorial".

However, behind the walls of riffs are layers of melodic subtlety and technical virtuosity which gives them an appeal beyond metal.

For most admirers of the building over the centuries, this tour de force exemplifies the high-classical union of art and science, of aesthetic subtlety and technical finesse, that characterized the Parthenon as a whole.

He concludes, "Ibsen's enduring greatness as a dramatist is due not to his technical innovations, but to the depth and subtlety of his understanding of human character (especially feminine character), and, which is rarer, of human relationships".