Sentences with phrase «such subtlety»

Doing good has been a hot topic in fiction, but rarely has it been treated with such subtlety as in this collection of interrelated stories, which together create a memorable meditation on work, religion, love, and the search for personal integrity.

But forget such subtleties as vehicle dynamics for a moment; for most people, the most important H2 attribute is its ability to draw a crowd.

But a colour of such subtlety needs decorative care and much thought.

That is also what lends such subtlety to its propaganda.

Jan 04,2016... According to those who understand such subtleties, the curl on the tail of Champion Crown Crest Mr....

By studying such subtleties, cosmologists have determined the age and makeup of the universe and confirmed predictions of inflation (ScienceNOW, 16 March 2006), the reigning description of the ballooning universe.

Older Earth - based telescope observations had lacked the sensitivity and resolution to spy such subtleties.

And such subtlety extends to the soundtrack, which has a shivery, metallic ghostliness that's governed by a memorable and uncharacteristically menacing score by John Williams.

The script by David Hare reaches for profound ideas of truth and justice, only to become pretentious at the hands of someone ill - equipped for such subtlety.

His charisma and range are extremely impressive and he brings such subtlety, depth, and truth to every performance (believe me; I have seen them all (film anyway, not stage)-RRB-.

On the other hand, since such subtleties are wasted on the public, they will likely have to grab the blunderbuss of lowering the Fed funds target, and fire a few times.

The Chinese art scene surely benefits from such subtlety and grace, and for that, the curators of this year's Shanghai Biennale should be congratulated.

Computers struggle with such subtleties.

Rather, they coalesce to transform observations as simple as a ray of afternoon sunlight into a lyrical description of the passage of time, heightening our awareness of such subtleties and, in turn, the process of looking itself.

I was, therefore, surprised to find that such subtlety and attention to nuance was not duplicated in Neuhaus» review of The Evangelical Moment («The Public Square,» August / September), a book that in a certain sense chronicles my own transition from Roman Catholicism to evangelical Protestantism.

Such subtleties, and I don't think it is very subtle, are easily overlooked when your brain is going a million miles per hour trying to rationalize the bigger problems of religion in general.

I attempt no such subtleties; a primary justification for my effort here is the crying need for a simpler statement of the whole problem — echoing John Henry Newman, for an «essay in aid of the grammar of the self.»

Such subtleties and profundities are largely absent from the film.

The fish has to set the hook himself...» Such subtlety, such sensitivity of touch, is scarcely believable until these things are seen in action.

Of course I may be too sensitive to such subtleties.

Such subtlety, and yet it has a real wow factor.

Such subtlety is not all that common in today's movies, and The Guardians can seem so discreet and episodic that it takes on the guise of a telefilm whereas it's really something much stronger: a serious - minded and, in its closing reels, rather powerful portrait of women getting by in a world where all the men are either gone or gone mad.

But it's in the nature of the beast that such subtleties are drowned out in a deafening last reel shoot -»em - up that crosses over into crass exploitation — and that this is when the movie theater comes alive.

They take us though the audible world of the west, and back with such subtlety and grace with brief stints of adventure.

Done with such subtlety and authenticity that it's much more than just emotional manipulation

The downside to such subtlety is that, despite it being a very pleasant inside, it doesn't really look all that sporty.

Part science fiction, part thriller and part other genres (depending on the specific book), he writes with such subtlety but also depth that he has garnered many awards and much recognition.

Such subtleties are often overlooked in even the most nuanced discussions of Rauschenberg's production.