Sentence examples for a subtle intervention from inspiring English sources

While the Tschumi buildings are designed to be a subtle intervention in the rural Burgundy landscape, the design and construction company Capita Symonds has announced outlandish designs this week for the Kampala Tower, a 222m-high commercial phallus rising proudly from a new public square in Kampala, Uganda.

The Lebanese Walid Raad, for instance, delivers a cryptic text and a subtle intervention in one of the display cases; both, he says, are part of a larger conceptual project about the impact of war on art in the Arab world.

A subtle intervention, but not one which is unprecedented on behalf of American presidents.

That might have been a subtler intervention than openly backing a national presidential candidate during the election period.

The hydrates did not just clog the pipes, they also buoyed up the 125-tonne cofferdam that had been lowered over the leak, lifting it right off the sea bed.On May 16th, though, oil did start to be collected, thanks to a subtler intervention.

For those who completed and returned the questionnaire, the attendance rates were 21%, 44%and65%5% respectively; thus a subtle AR intervention significantly increased the likelihood of intention to attend screening being translated into actual attendance.

Lacaton & Vassal are masters of subtle intervention, as they have demonstrated in their deft archaeological approach to the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, peeling back the layers of the building's history with dazzling beauty.

By virtue of a composer's subtle interventions, folk dance and melody in "Jenufa" represent a synthesis that seems more genuine than the "real thing".

The redevelopment project was, Chipperfield said, "an architectural solution embedded in the place itself, a series of subtle interventions which will add up to something very different".

"The project is an architectural solution embedded in the place itself," Sir David said, describing it as "a series of subtle interventions which will add up to something very different".

While much of the street art in Paris has a political message, Le Bon's subtle interventions come from a more intimate place, such as when she pasted a peace sign embroidered with flowers in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo tragedy.