Sentence examples for a subtle perception from inspiring English sources
"The glass ceiling still has very few cracks," panelist and Garden State Film Festival founder Diane Raver wryly noted, in response to the comment "there's a subtle perception that film -- especially film directors -- is a man's world".
In fact, the precision of the details gives the right reader a kind of joy: the shared experience of subtle perception.
In "Safety" she's funny as always, with extra helpings of subtle perception for both romance and lingering heartache.
First, the semi-structured interviews were a very powerful approach to obtain even subtle perceptions from the people who are involved in the process of requesting OI.
Still, although some continued to value his subtle perceptions, the public had generally begun to favour a more elegant style made popular by the portrait painter Anthony Van Dyck in England.
Pankaj Mishra in the Financial Times pointed out that the narrative is "held together by subtle perceptions rather than plot or strong characterisations … there is something beguiling about this very articulate flâneur picking his way through the snares of consciousness".
Parks' game is a subtle one, questioning human perception and the ontology of objects, rectifying the physical through the visual. .
A subtle shift in our perceptions began to take place.
Page A19 Business ONCE SHY GOLDMAN SACHS, WORKS TO BUFF ITS IMAGE After a steady stream of public relations missteps since the financial crisis, Goldman Sachs is trying to burnish its image by rolling out a subtle campaign to refashion its perception both inside and especially outside of banking.
A Shift in Perceptions The establishment of the sovereign government may have set in motion a subtle but real shift in perceptions among some Iraqi rebels.
This remark possibly indicates a subtle change in the presenter's perception of the doctor-patient relationship: the presenter finally appears as someone who does not merely endure a situation, but as someone who actually has a choice with regard to how she can react to the situation.
