And Will was of a temperament to feel keenly the presence of subtleties: a man of clumsier perceptions would not have felt, as he did, that for the first time some sense of unfitness in perfect freedom with him had sprung up in Dorothea's mind, and that their silence, as he conducted her to the carriage, had had a chill in it.
But who can fathom the subtleties of the human heart?
People who are depressed "don't see subtleties, and we can see this in the words they use," says James W.
As the world watches for policy clues from the new administration, the daily tweeting is showing up Mr Trump's ignorance of diplomatic subtleties and seeming disregard for geopolitical complexities.
The most exclusive and expensive cuts are reserved for a handful of Michelin-star chefs, but Polmard says he personally visits them to make sure they understand the nuances and subtleties of the meat.
" Matthew would hear nothing of these subtleties.
