Sentence examples for a more subtle light from inspiring English sources

First and foremost, the overall look has been updated from a sort of Army green, to a more subtle light green that is much easier on the eyes.

And if your wedding is at night, with more subtle lighting, apply makeup as though you were going to a club or restaurant at night – a little heavier than daytime, but not too much!

Mr. Arndt is also drawn to far more subtle lighting conditions, as evidenced by the gloomy "Man Selling Newspapers, Macy's, New York City" (1980), and the equally murky "Man in Store Window" (1990).

He shot the whole film at the same T-stop (T1.9); given his preference for shooting that wide, Hall favored high-speed stocks to allow for more subtle lighting effects.

For a more subtle effect, try lighting from above or using multiple lights to soften the individual shadows.

Once known for its giant pink mustaches displayed on the outside of cars, Lyft has taken a more subtle approach with pink lights on the dashboard.

As neuroeconomic and brain imaging tools shed more light on ADHD, a more subtle understanding of its symptomatology will also be vital for developing new treatments.

The beautiful abstract wall pieces at Kohn Gallery are also based on interstellar consciousness, but use reflected light to create a more subtle celestial ambience.

Buy now 2. Eyebrow Pencil: £1, MUA The light brown shade produces a more subtle look and the hard texture of the pencil creates thinner arches.

Alternatively, you can use two shades of the same color - one darker, one lighter - to create a more subtle crackle effect.

This piece, which featured at the Gazelli Art House exhibition "Let There Be Light" in London last September, is a more subtle affair.