Can you believe the many subtle insights of a man who poisons people at random?

Inevitably, the story has been compressed to fit the dramatic conventions of a feature film; characters have been synthesized and subtle insights turned into neon signs.

Writing in the Canadian Military Journal, an officer of Canada's maritime forces gave some subtle insights, of which submarine intelligence capabilities play a significant role.

Teaism is mostly a simplistic mode of aesthetics, but there are subtle insights into ethics, and even metaphysics.

The articles, particularly that of Crouch, open new and subtle insights into race relations today.

This subtle insight was also devastating.

I thought, "I wish the cartoonist would get back here and rescue me from this subtle and devastating insight."

His youthful proclamations dip into subtle insights then leave a pause that, as stage directors like to say, you could drive a truck through.

He has introduced dozens of analytical techniques for teasing out ever more subtle insights from the mass of economic data available.

But when we do know something about them, and (if they were writers) about their books, the drawings frequently reveal subtle critical insights as well.