Examples of using Subtlety in English and their translations into Chinese
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She loves and lives for wine in all its glorious diversity, generally favouring balance and subtlety over sheer mass.
Studies of brain responses have shown that violations of normality are detected with astonishing speed and subtlety.
If Tokyo reflects the strength and power, Kyoto is the subtlety and elegance.
There is a classic esthetic which romantics often miss because of its subtlety.
I must admit that I may not have completely grasped the subtlety of this comment, but this is a conclusion I cannot accept.
Questions whose subtlety and ingenuity and penetration are astonishing until we come to remember Loyseleur's performance and recognize their source.
You would think, but there's more subtlety here than you would see at first glance.
The man symbolises subtlety, duality, changes, and sometimes opportunism and hypocrisy.
But the subtlety of the invitation to us is:'We are very desirable to participate.
After A Subtlety, everybody was asking me to do something in a grist mill or some industrial setting,” she tells St. Félix.
In all three of these choices, there is a subtlety, which is why I asked how many people at the dinner.
Having that subtlety of perspective difference looks like it will be used in surprising and clever ways.
Subtlety and self-control were, after all, the most deadly threats to us all.
When we talk about animation it was never targeted at boastful representation, in fact, it was aimed subtlety.
Todd's works communicate a sense of constant movement in the environment, with both strength and subtlety.
When we talk about animation it was never targeted at boastful representation, in fact, it was aimed subtlety.
Then you start learning about the subtlety and nuances of[the music].'.
I had attempted to play my music with rock& roll players, but they couldn't grasp the subtlety of the form.
This can take years to work through, depending on the subtlety of the principle.
These texts, like all Erik's work, were argued with great care and subtlety.