Her early novels Adam Bede (1859), The Mill on the Floss (1860), and Silas Marner (1861)—are closely observed studies of English rural life that offer, at the same time, complex contemporary ideas and a subtle tracing of moral issues.
On the palate, the layers of sweet and spice drip down the jawline, leaving traces of creme brule, butterscotch and bread pudding, with just a subtle hint of marzipan.
Include a subtle hint of the scent.
Our observations are important for future analyses using aerial and satellite imagery and numerical modeling in the area because the maximum inundation area might be underestimated in the images as a result of the subtle traces of the tsunami inundation, which were difficult to identify in the field.
Throughout Mojave National Preserve, a 1.6 million-acre park about 140 miles northeast of Los Angeles, the subtle traces of a bygone civilization are all around.
On the square's eastern side, an imposing Gothic tower, Torre de los Lujanes bears subtle traces of Moorish design, a reminder of the country's seven centuries of Islamic rule.
But factor in the rumblings about teens' declining interest in traditional social networks and Rando could be something of a canary in the social networking coalmine, picking up subtle traces of Facebook fatigue, and identifying a growing appetite among mobile owners at least to take back some control and reintroduce a little private space by slamming shut those social doors.
Yet even when stripped of sculptures and whitewashed, these buildings retained subtle traces of their Catholic past, making Utrecht a complex study in cultural archaeology, one that Saenredam couldn't resist.
Hughes's teen films bear only subtle traces of his political attitudes, as Michael Weiss noted in Slate a few years back: an obsession with class differences, a preference for new money, and the usual celebration of the individual.
Still, there are subtle traces of contemporary claims evident in the portrayal of this prehistoric culture.
