Sentence examples for a subtle inquiry from inspiring English sources

Bela Balazs's play is a subtle inquiry into psychological sadomasochism.

Reviewing her 1966 show in Sydney, the Herald critic considered it was her "ability to combine the calm beauty of form of her beloved classicism of content with a dark romantic spirit that has gained her such an honourable place in Australian painting...the antiquity of nature and man's constructions are explored with a subtle, powerful inquiry".

Through such subtle inquiries, information begins to takes shape visually and generate forms.

I try hard not to see elements of microaggressions in every interaction we have with those we meet, like the subtle inquiries about the type of work I do (translation: How did you end up here?), or the overeager expressions of friendliness that, frankly, feel fake and rehearsed.

"Being abducted," writes Clancy, "may be a baptism in the new religion of this millennium". This book is not only a subtle exploration of the workings of memory, but a sensitive inquiry into the nature of belief.

It may be a subtle point, but in effect Mockridge is gently questioning, or at least seeking reassurances, over the way the Met inquiry has been working.

A subtle signal?

Again, a subtle lesson.

It's a subtle thing.

Iranians are a subtle people.

A subtle or obvious message?