Equally delicate, albeit without quite the same subtlety, was Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight's The Days That Shaped Me, which ignored many of the clichés of Anglo-folk in favour of a tender rummage in family cupboards.
None of this can't be done on screen, but it is rarely achieved with the same subtlety.
It's a relationship that develops with the same subtlety that it would in the most sophisticated kind of urban movie".
Such acts show the same subtlety and oh-so-unfunny Bullingdon-Club-style humour that characterise most of Wilmot's poetry.
The ASA's decision with regards the Snickers campaign was sensible and credited the Twittersphere with an appropriate degree of intelligence and comprehension: it is a shame that the same subtlety has not been applied to this case.
A good one because it shares the same subtlety and warmth; it's somehow familiar; the characters are believable, three-dimensional ones (lovely performances, too, especially from Lesley Manville as Cathy and Lisa McGrillis as Kelly).
The difference between Kenny and Denis was pace; he didn't have the same subtlety as Kenny, but he had that vision to penetrate, to get right through.
Lawson brings the same subtlety to the collection's other four stories, about youthful sexual taboo, female friendship, and failing adult relationships.
Exact same subtleties, exactly.
Penn's later platinum prints of female nudes and of cigarette butts are characterized by the same tonal subtlety, compositional virtuosity, and serenity that mark his fashion photography and portraiture.
