subtlety

In his opulent maroon suit, Dickens flaunts his fame and fortune with so little subtlety he makes Kanye West appear modest.

Political or not, shown in New York or Budapest, it is a worthy achievement composed with taste and subtlety.

The violence was turned up to 11, but the message could still have been handled with more subtlety.

But Nicki doesn't just tell us she has a big, fat, ass—that would lack craft and subtlety.

Without context, subtlety, and commentary, a parody begins to look eerily like the scenario it is attempting to skewer.

The apparent slightness of these English changes reveals their deliberate subtlety.

"Jack wants you to go for a walk," announced Miss Thangue, who saw no occasion for subtlety.

His quick-wittedness and the subtlety of his character make him full of quaint remarks and funny and unexpected comparisons.

This arrangement was not to Gwynne's taste, but he had developed subtlety in such matters and bided his time.

Accustomed to women of a more sophisticated class, Jean had at first taken her navet for the height of subtlety.