He delighted in female subtlety, slyness and fecundity.
But a new study finds there's more subtlety in how we view scantily dressed people.
Although these metaphysicians showed much subtlety, I could not agree with them.
You encounter one subtlety, though: How do you order the digits?
The subtlety of Bohea Lapsang makes cheaper versions taste like burnt toast.
But despite the subtlety of the orange box, some neighbors say its effects have been all too apparent.
I just know that those with true romance and poetry in their soul will see the subtlety immediately.
But the most typical use of generators will be for defining iterators; so some of the subtlety is not always worth worrying about.
Indeed this subtlety is precisely why run-time exceptions are a bad idea for external conditions that should be handled by code.
Thai soaps seem to succeed because they are often brutally direct, whereas in everyday life many Asian cultures value subtlety and avoiding confrontation.
The President's "experts" are not known for their subtlety; his senior vice-president recently called the British "a bunch of imbeciles" and the Australians "cowherds."
Rather, his subtlety shows itself in his deliberate concealment of it, in the ways in which he masks himself in obviousness.
He argues that everything will fall into place if we practice "not-doing", withholding our own assertiveness, being constantly without desire so as to observe the subtlety of nature.
And by stimulating the nerves in the legs or arms of paralysed patients-nerves that have been cut off from the central nervous system-it is possible to create co-ordinated movement of great subtlety.
Yet the Norwegian was, above all, a master of the miniature with a particular ability to convey emotional subtlety within the confines of a single phrase or chord progression.
