Sentence examples for a subtle description of from inspiring English sources

In one weekend boot camp in New York City, the Asian students broaden their cultural repertoire by chanting, "I do what I want!" Yang's essay is a subtle description of the immigrant experience, 2011.

First, there is Munro's astounding lack of sentimentality — the clear-eyed, utterly unillusioned, bleakly subtle description of the nursing home, its inmates, and its staff.

However, the addition of items including "taking a long time to eat food" and "needing to drink a lot of water while eating food" captured the more subtle descriptions of dysphagia.

"The piece is based on a drawing I did in the Met of the Statue of Sappho, by Comte Prosper d'Epinay, an amazing statue by that has always gripped me for its subtle descriptions of despair and piercing rendering of passion," Logan tells The Creators Project.

One Corzine ad from earlier in the campaign ended with this not-so-subtle description of Christie: "Bush's friend.

Cano, the Yankees' All-Star second baseman, is the team's "focal point," to borrow Manager Joe Girardi's description, and it was a subtle sign of Cano's stature that he had his own news conference here Monday, shortly after the Yankees concluded their first full-squad workout of spring training.

The choice to focus on just two centres of practice (Birmingham and Cambridge), brings the advantage of being able to elicit some specific and subtle descriptions but inevitably limits the generalisation of findings.

It also makes for a more efficient description of the subtle ways in which homosexual love was expressed.

Snap a subtle photo of him.

It's a subtle bit of filmmaking.

A subtle undertone of sulphur.