Nonetheless, she had a superb partner, and both dancers colored the duet with subtle emotion.
But since 2009, the city's Stroboscopic Artefacts label has furnished the genre with layers of intriguing experimentation and subtle emotion.
But this subtle emotion is squandered when Holiday wanders off stage to do some heroin.
Still, his movie, a New England-set coming-home story titled "Manchester by The Sea" was one of the biggest buzz titles here, drawing acclaim for its subtle emotion and human weight.
A majority of electronic instruments lack the tone and touch of an acoustic piano, as well as the feel and the ability to convey subtle emotion and feeling.
Phylicia Rashad, as Wesley's status-conscious mother, cuts like a sterling-silver knife, but she registers a range of subtle emotions before the stabbing (or the crying, which to no one's surprise she does by the end).
But the "Japanese poem" has traditionally treated the "what" rather than the "why" of experience, and opens a wealth of subtle emotions to us.
Damage to these neural connections may also impair the ability to experience a range of subtle emotions and see another's point of view, possibly making social and personal relationships more difficult.
Their movie is a wonder of mixed and subtle emotions and of hard-won tenderness; it's not to be missed.
By re-envisioning the well-worn cinematic cliché of two fighters squaring off in a ring, Mr. McQueen had somehow made physical many of the shifting and subtle emotions surrounding subjects like masculinity, sexuality and race.
The desire the subtle emotions of the face is also why Snapchat has become such a popular messaging tool.
