Early Anglo-Saxon settlers in England, observing, walking and working the landscape, defined its ups and downs with a subtlety largely missing from modern, motorised English.
For all its practicality, we are witness to a remarkable subtlety of both abstraction and beauty.
The result is a fascinating demonstration of the subtlety that a new generation of historians is bringing to the period.
"The idea is that you can bundle a lot of complexity and some subtlety into a tool like this, " Kellermann says.
As well as being a man of vision and tactical subtlety, James had a hard edge that translated to the teams he sent onto the field - 'get your retaliation in first' is his most famous rallying cry.
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The final message in this very effective poster is carried across with a great mixture of subtlety and bluntness.
The promotion should feel like it was crafted in the same style as the film, with subtlety and a well written script.
In part, this subtlety was a reaction to difficulty of the task.
This lends a fresh, exotic subtlety to the bright major-key sound.
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Lars Dalgaard packs all the subtlety of a Jolt-juiced mosh pit.
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Yet Claire Tomalin, whose studies of Mary Wolstonecraft, Nellie Ternan and Dorothea Jordan have proved her to be one of our most painstaking, distinguished and sympathetic biographers, has produced a portrait of remarkable subtlety.
Intel landed in the tablet market with all the subtlety of a bag full of bricks Monday, announcing it has signed up more than 35 customers for a new version of its Atom processor targeting tablet computers.
The man who once did so much to coarsen political debate has developed a nice line in feline subtlety.
Jones has played his crankiness for comic effect often enough over the years, but director David Frankel ("The Devil Wears Prada") keeps the actors rooted in naturalism, not caricature, and it's exciting to see Jones respond with a performance of discipline and subtlety.
The body clock is reset subtlety every day by a combination of dawn light and evening light.
More specifically, the transit-tax vote hints at a newfound sense of pragmatism and subtlety that, critics have long suggested, tea party Americans have failed to exhibit on issues like the debt ceiling.
Subtlety of vision has never been a hallmark of Disney, and Eyre knows that.
As with real reading, the ability to comprehend subtlety and complexity comes only with time and a lot of experience.
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Shlaes, a columnist for Bloomberg View, is not attempting much subtlety herself.
Within a quarter century, nonbiological intelligence will match the range and subtlety of human intelligence.
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Each term is used to designate a meaningful and distinct phenomenon, and thus illustrates the refinement and subtlety with which Inupiat perceive and interact with their local ice environment.
But that subtlety may be lost on some voters, and there is a danger of giving out mixed messages.
This teaches us a few important lessons about the distribution of the capitalist bounty and the subtlety of economic growth.
That's perfectly true, even if he's a teetotaler when it comes to introspection, and Jack Nicholson brings more subtlety to the part than he's been willing or able to muster in recent films.
He does this with surprising subtlety, to the extent that he once took legal action against a journalist who said directly that he was an extreme right winger.
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