Sentence examples for vastly more subtle from inspiring English sources
The latest research suggests that serotonin is, in fact, central to the functioning of mood, although its mechanism of action is vastly more subtle and more magnificent than we ever imagined.
Although Watson was vastly more suave and subtle than the old machines, it was still a server stuffed with answers and a retrieval device to find them.
She recounts her own responses to the first-rate Modigliani portraits and the torrid "Nude on a Blue Cushion" (1917), which the banker Chester Dale gave to the National Gallery of Art, in Washington, in 1963, finding them vastly more nuanced and subtle than she had been led to believe by reproductions.
Compared to Martin Scorsese's excessively graphic re-make, J. Lee Thompson's original is a subtler, vastly more chilling exercise, with Mitchum's Cady a searing portrait of evil and barely contained violence.
Vastly more of them will be subtle enough to pass by the average moviegoer — casual, dialogue-driven scenes shot in front of green screens and placed into digital streetscapes, or wires and buildings digitally removed.
He has not created a style, but he has done something much more subtle and ultimately vastly more powerful: he put forth a set of ideas that have provided an intellectual basis for a thousand different things by a thousand different architects.
But the second, more subtle one is how two very successful business people can hold two vastly different points of view on how to build a successful and durable business.
This is vastly more important".
The task now is vastly more complicated.
