A surprisingly subtle examination of the first of a trio of US journalistic scandals in which Stephen Glass, a 24-year-old reporter for Washington's New Republic, was revealed to have made up a large proportion of at least 27 of his 41 stories.
A particularly subtle examination of the role of narrative in constituting our emotions over the long term is to be found in (Goldie 2012).
A more subtle examination would suggest, however, that to fully achieve their objectives, urban movements must be able to bring their demands and aspirations to fruition by reconfiguring them as compulsory rulings.
The novel's genius lies in its subtle examination of such complex psychological ideas in a thrilling suspense-filled narrative.
The critics worried about the trope of show-biz comeback and missed Odets's subtle examination of symbiosis and resignation.
Although the narrative is not altogether free from whimsical elements, they are of marginal importance to what is, at heart, a subtle and moving examination of the dilemma faced by immigrants to modern Britain.
Though Matt Sandusky's presence is the film's boldface name, its heart is a subtle and balanced examination of the role that cultural factors — specifically the reverence for college football that runs through many large universities — had in keeping Jerry Sandusky's actions from being exposed for so long.
The Man without a Shadow opens in psychological thriller territory but develops into a subtler, more melancholic examination of the ways in which we define ourselves in terms of our work and relationships.
But while she did not want to be drawn into a longer discussion, what seemed clear was that the essay was of a piece with all of her writing: a subtle and not-easy-to-summarize examination of intricate emotions that sometimes contradict one another.
