He combines the elements of fiery jazz and the subtility of european jazz.
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This document combines elegance and refinement, classicism and modernism, materials subtility and sent.
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A mix of subtility and tenderness are the key words of these female mannequins.
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They drink light, which is sufficient to give to their bodies marvellous strength and subtility.
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Creating unique peices is what enables him to give total freedom to his imagination and subtility.
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With great finesse, subtility, and a very specific fruitiness, Grand Cru Brand wines display regal balance.
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Its mind was wholly bent upon cunning knowledge, subtility, and getting together a multitude of earthly things.
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As we rise in the scale of forces towards greater subtility, the forces become more important and efficient.
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Such a subtility is a dear proof of the falshood, as the contrary simplicity of the truth, of any system.
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In a word, the pieces on the strategical chess-board want that mobility which is the element of stratagem and subtility.
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I have now stated the legality of the matter, and you may act as your own subtility of perception shall dictate.
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It combines the subtility of fruit with the elegance of flowers. Perfect for the aperitif, with exotic food, strong cheeses or desserts.
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Birds from northern Coahuila may as well belong to the arizonae group due to geographical proximity and subtility in plumage differences between subspecies.
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It is a Multiplicity of Forms since its design process questions the becoming-architecture of an urban fragment: the subtility of a discontinuous moving outline.
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I cannot omit a subtility of one of those quack operators, with which he gulled the poor people to crowd about him, but did nothing for them without money.
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The different Chablis wines marketed under these two famous labels are all produced from the noble grape variety Chardonnay, the source of excellent wines known for their rich bouquet, subtility, and beautiful greenish color.
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In July 1923, Crawford was back in Warsaw for the summer, "hypnotizing" audiences with "subtility (sic) beyond expression combined with enormous dynamic".Opera Star's Gift to Frau Wagner. (1923, July 29). The New York Times.
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A constant element in all this evolution is the study and the analysis of the colour, its subtility, its expressiveness, its capacity to create spaces full of rhythm and harmony in perfect balance with the ideas.
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The cooking philosophy of Jean-Paul Abadie is expressed in the natural work of the product and the refuse of the superfluous. According to the Gault et Millau, his cooking has a science of spices compared to the one of Olivier Roellinger and a subtility forcing on never forcing the taste.
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