“Such a subtility is a dear proof of the falshood, as the contrary simplicity of the truth, of any system.”

“They drink light, which is sufficient to give to their bodies marvellous strength and subtility.”

“Its mind was wholly bent upon cunning knowledge, subtility, and getting together a multitude of earthly things.”

“In the latter, there is great tonal subtlety in the painting of the cliff against the sky.”

“It was a trick of mannerism which heightened the subtlety of her smile.”

“A fourth aid, in the acquisition of a plain style of discourse, is subtlety of mind.”

“To talk of subtilization thus is to highlight its secondary meaning in its original French, i.e. signifying theft or a spiriting away.”

“Realism itself, therefore, best is seen as an extension and subtilization of this Romantic supertext.”

“He says of the sorcerer that he is a child of the devil and full of subtilty.”

“I see no reason to qualify this moderation as subtilty, which Mills has not scrupled to do.”

“There being no enquiry that does more entice with the probability and deceive with the subtilty.”

“The subtleness of the artwork's brushstrokes added an extra layer of depth and complexity to the overall composition.”

“Her poem was a masterpiece of subtleness, capturing the intricate emotions of love with astute perception and delicate sensitivity.”

“The con artist's subtleness in manipulating his victims led to their complete loss of trust and substantial financial ruin.”

“The high orthodox subtilism of Duns Scotus. — Milman.”

“I had finally mastered a few basic words in Thai, whose tonal subtleties are so hard to grasp.”

“These well-meaning campaigners are chronically tone-deaf to pop cultural semantics and subtleties.”

“They whet the palate by forcing you to tune into subtleties in flavouring and the natural tastes of the very fresh ingredients.”

“If there are niceties and subtilties in the law, let them all be employed on the side of right and equity.”

“The Gemara or Commentary is often overloaded with ineptitudes and ridiculous subtilties.”

“He is, in some respects, an enthusiast, but is fortified in his belief by innumerable arguments and subtilties.”