Preposition: of

• tone: Detail is excellent and subtlety of tones in skin, highlights, and shadows is well rendered.

• color: Under comparison, the " Photo " didn't have anything like the subtlety of colors that either of the higher settings had.

• relationship: What is interesting is the subtlety of relationship which emerged between the two.

• character: Neither Mash nor Tammy have quite the subtlety of character that makes the other characters so appealing.

• music: Here the choir of Selwyn, Cambridge really bring out the heart and the subtlety of this remarkable music.

Converse of object

• reveal: A fascinating cue like ' The Peephole ' reveals the subtlety of Herrmann's writing.

• lack: US foreign policy is seen as lacking subtlety and nuance, and disconnected from the rest of the world.

• remember: Remember that subtlety is stylish; you don't want to come across as overpowering with your theme.

• understand: Finally, music at its best will help the audience understand the delicate subtlety of the storyline - the subtext.

Adjective modifier

• metaphysical: There is much more metaphysical subtlety in the word " damn " than in the word " degeneration.

• extraordinary: He captures the man's gradual change from confident and capable to wiser and conflicted with extraordinary subtlety.

• psychological: In true Banachek style, each move, gesture and psychological subtlety is covered in detail.

Preposition: in

• abundance: In short, there are many imaginative touches, and interpretative subtlety in abundance.