Sentence examples for the subtlety in from inspiring English sources

While it appears from their binding site sequence that these domains have evolved randomly, our examination illustrates the subtlety in the design of these modules.

All those close-ups of eavesdropping agents of the evil King Claudius (Patrick Malahide) tended to kill the subtlety in Mr. Hytner's notion of Denmark as a 21st-century fascist nation where state surveillance was inescapable.

The revival of Arthur Miller's 1955 play "A View from the Bridge" (deftly directed by Gregory Mosher, at the Cort) is a singular astonishment: a kind of theatrical lightning bolt that sizzles and startles at the same time, illuminating the poetry in the play's prose and the subtlety in its streamlined construction.

And note the subtlety in Bush's concluding reference to the deity in underscoring our opportunity in this age of liberty: "And as we meet the terror and violence of the world, we can be certain the author of freedom is not indifferent to the fate of freedom".

While both tom yam goong (a hot-and-sour seafood broth with pineapple, mushroom and tamarind) and Vietnamese coconut shrimp soup were full of high spirits and spiciness, the heat tasted super-imposed, lacking the cooked-in fusion of flavors one expects in Thai food and the subtlety in Vietnamese.

What I remember about the spring and summer of 1982 is the subtlety in the bottoming-out process.

My approach respected all the subtleties in the marble".

Acting big on camera, Piven pulls back onstage, and the subtleties in his performance are transfixing.

When we only listen to voice, he found, our attention for the subtleties in vocal tone increases.

Many states, recognizing the subtleties in assigning blame, will pay out partial claims based on the share of responsibility.

The subtleties in these and other questions were part of the active competence that attended the whole science.