Sentence examples for a subtle atmosphere of from inspiring English sources

Psychologist Fredric Wertham, who in Seduction of the Innocent asserted that "Batman stories are psychologically homosexual", claimed to find a "subtle atmosphere of homoeroticism which pervades the adventures of the mature 'Batman' and his young friend 'Robin'".

He was said to have obtained a subtle atmosphere by "breaking the ink" (pomo) into varied tones.

It is a little world in itself, with its own subtle atmosphere of distinction, and it is a whole nation away from the sunlit street, into which we step directly from it.

In his haunting scene The Snake Charmer, this customs official whose "naive" style both fascinated and entertained the Paris avant-garde displays a subtle sense of atmosphere as he sets a dark figure in a dark jungle.

Everything was still in its place — his colonial armchair with the extended leg rest, his big bed and bigger chest of drawers, its brass handles too heavy for her to pull, and the mirror too high for her to look into — but there was a subtle change of atmosphere.

Everything was still in its place his colonial armchair with the extended leg rest, his big bed and bigger chest of drawers, its brass handles too heavy for her to pull, and the mirror too high for her to look into but there was a subtle change of atmosphere.

"There is a subtle sort of mafia-type atmosphere for women.

Her band, a sharp-honed four-piece, had created an atmosphere of subtle twang.

Snap a subtle photo of him.

A subtle undertone of sulphur.

It's a subtle bit of filmmaking.