Sentence examples for Subtly evident from inspiring English sources

This rift was only subtly evident, and appeared at first to have undergone some modicum of repair.

Scarlett's directorial hand is subtly evident both in Rothbart's puppeteering control of the swans and in the emotionally driven dancing of Siegfried (Vadim Muntagirov) and Odette (Marianela Nuñez).

The interpretative engagement was obviously dramatic in the implacable opening movement of Op 111 but it was also subtly evident in the shimmering range of tone and weight that Lewis brought to the visionary sonorities and sustained trills of the sonata's finale.

"I guess I like things that are subtly self-evident, but that are manipulated in a way so they shift their relation to reality".

Mr. Reuss, without underlining the point (he subtly circumnavigates it instead), makes it evident that the self-eviction practiced by Mohr stands for the national eviction of his fellow Jews.

In 1932 he had published, as illustrations for an edition of Stéphane Mallarmé's Poésies, 29 etchings, in which his talent for supple contours and linear economy was subtly attuned to the "purity of means" evident in the poems.

This show is a collaboration with the New-York Historical Society, whose home on Central Park West is now under renovation, and the society's conceptual ambitions and rigorous care are evident in the ways the displays subtly alter our understanding of New York City and its history simply by shifting our focus of attention.

As we thumbed through The Rise of David Bowie: 1972 1973, his book of Bowie photography tied to the show, Rock took care to point out details—a banana on the makeup table here, Bowie subtly wielding a harmonica under a kimono there whose importance is only evident to those who lived the images.

Slowly and subtly, the influence of Mr. Cosby's work as an actor is becoming evident.

5 In summary, poor oral health could affect performance directly though pain arising from disease conditions but also more subtly from effects such as increased systemic inflammation and psychosocial impacts that may be less evident to athletes themselves.

Friderike took a subtly different view, noting that it manifested a desire for "escape from everyday things into the realm of great achievement, evident in his whole mode of life".