Sentence examples for unique subtleties from inspiring English sources

With his experience tasting for unique subtleties, he identified for us a number of high-end tequilas and Mezcals.

And the "sauce" of the Sixth Symphony is its dynamism, its astonishing rhythmic invention and subtlety, and the unique orchestral colours in the Bruckner canon.

The show understands that minor social transactions between women can express the nuances of violence with a unique specificity and a nauseating subtlety.

As the New Yorker's Jia Tolentino put it: "The show understands that minor social transactions between women can express the nuances of violence with a unique specificity and a nauseating subtlety". .

There's also a certain subtlety to Soundwall's unique marriage of painting and music.

Therefore, their specificity is dependent on other structural subtleties and differences in protein protein interactions unique to each enzyme species.

A subtlety is that, while the number of (unique) values for a permuted statistic can be quite small many different permuted sequences will in general give rise to the same sample statistic some values are very rare, and will frequently not be discovered by any of the 1000 permutations.

Far from seeing a second division company trying to force effects that are beyond them, we see an intelligent, dedicated ensemble focusing on the musical subtleties and dramatic nuances that make these ballets unique.

By the close, however, the careful reader emerges with a sense of having encountered a unique new writing talent, already working at a level of subtlety and restraint that many more seasoned novelists lack.

Broadcasting baseball is often a gateway to greater opportunity because the sport's unique rhythm and deliberate pace allow announcers to explore its nuances and subtleties, requiring greater depth.

The result is a unique amalgam of Italian exuberance and artistic genius joined to French subtlety and classical restraint.