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Meanings of more subtlety in anglès

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Usage of more subtlety in anglès
1
I take it he employs a wee bit more subtlety these days?'
Pandaemonium
2
It comes across with a lot more subtlety than you would imagine.
The Guardian
3
The subject had more subtlety in speculation, the ruler more energy in action.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
4
This is a crude way of doing things, a woman displays more subtlety.
The Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow
5
This war could have been over a year ago with a little more subtlety.
Broken angels
6
It was good to see Flintoff batting with more subtlety.
The Guardian
7
And Patrick Kavanagh evokes the same image with more subtlety:
The Irish Times
8
There was no more subtlety to it than that.
Empire in black and gold
9
Beating Leinster required more subtlety than they could muster.
The Irish Times
10
It was Nina's Negress who had urged me to exercise more subtlety than ever before .
Carrion comfort
11
Where Carrie paints emotion in one very broad (red) stroke, there is far more subtlety here.
The Guardian
12
California agents had a little bit more subtlety going on, but that was really just a regional veneer.
The unseen
13
And disagreements in adulthood, it is assumed, will be settled with more subtlety than fights in the playground.
The Irish Times
14
There's more subtlety in my self-contradiction.
The book of disquiet
15
Health issues aside, our sense of taste has more subtlety at its disposal than we give it credit for.
The Guardian
16
Although you still wouldn't ever describe them as shrinking violets, there is much more subtlety to the wines now.
The Irish Times
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