Sentence examples for Subtle mode from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martino is one of jazz's finest guitarists, with a limpid sound and a subtle mode of expression.

The designer of gorgeous glamour was in subtle mode as he celebrated 40 years since he was first recognized in his native Florence for the arts-and-crafts fabrics he created.

"I Won't Mind," a woman's protective love song to a child who's not hers, written by Jeff Blumenkrantz, Annie Kessler and Libby Saines, and a medley of Stephen Sondheim's "So Many People" and "Loving You" demonstrated her comfort in a more intimate, psychologically subtle mode.

Mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAP kinases) have evolved a similar, but more subtle, mode of activation [4], [5].

Kent has done her research so thoroughly that she can, for the most part, inhabit a lost world without needing to tell us how it works; the exceptions are in the first third where an unnecessarily repetitive flow of mucus highlights the nasty, brutish and short nature of peasant life and gets in the way of more subtle modes of character development.

Through evolution, enzymes have developed subtle modes of activation in order to ensure the sufficiently high substrate specificity required by modern cellular metabolism.

To increase statistical power for detection of new or subtle modes of regulation, we enhanced a Bayesian algorithm [ 15] with new strategies to co-cluster different types of experiments and identify co-regulated genes.

Still, a final bite, a panna cotta made with the rice-milk drink horchata and capped with a persistent sherry-date compote, suggested that Smallwares has a subtler mode that's also worth exploring.

Recognizing the complexities of Congress and his initial failures, this interpretation goes, Trump has started to develop a subtler mode of operating.

In his 1978 " Why genes-in-pieces" Wally Gilbert famously argued that the mosaic structure of eukaryotic genes allowed them to evolve by a subtler mode and faster tempo than could the genes of prokaryotes, through what came to be called exon shuffling.

How do you get somewhere you couldn't get without it?" And then there are subtler modes of physicality demanded by a work in which performers and spectators interact in eerily close quarters, often one on one.