His initial literary influence was the novelist Franz Kafka, whose dreamlike world of subtle menace and frustration impressed Weiss.
There was a subtle sense of frustration among some consumers that they were being asked to bring yet another expensive device into lives already cluttered with finger-smudged screens and tangled power cords.
"There's a touch of bitterness in a few voices and some subtle signs of frustration but no show of open anger," he says.
In the next two years Mansfield did her best work, achieving the height of her powers in The Garden Party (1922), which includes "At the Bay," "The Voyage," "The Stranger" (with New Zealand settings), and the classic "Daughters of the Late Colonel," a subtle account of genteel frustration.
Puel never seemed to trust Vardy's pace and more direct approach as he wanted Leicester to work within a more studied and subtle framework, leading to frustration among fans who felt The Foxes' best asset was not being utilised.
Pawson's comment is echoed more equivocally by Hughes who describes "the false trails, the frustrations, the subtle shifts in thinking, or the surprises, satisfactions and rewards, which characterised the whole experience" [ 21].
On the surface a thriller in the Hitchcock mode, like many Chabrol films, Le Boucher is a subtle, compassionate study of sexual frustration.
In some ways the first half went reasonably well for Newcastle; Rob Elliot's goal was barely threatened, Christian Atsu's pace periodically troubled the young debutant Kyle Walker-Peters, Dwight Gayle looked lively if not exactly subtle and Pochettino's mounting frustration seemed highlighted when he ordered Moussa Sissoko and Christian Eriksen to swap flanks.
Subtle dig concealed in a compliment for the VP nominee?9 14: He's doing something I haven't seen anyone else in Denver do: address the anger and frustration questions head-on.
