Casa Guidi Windows (1851) is a subtle reflection on her experience of Italian politics, and "A Musical Instrument" (1862) is one of the century's most memorable expressions of the difficulty of the poet's role.
Photographer Hannah Starkey's display of documentary portraits from the 1970s, meanwhile, offers a subtle reflection on gender codes.
His 13th novel, The Feast Of The Goat, published here next month in an English translation by Edith Grossman, may be a subtler reflection of his political baptism.
There are many historic examples of symbolism in design, but often the symbolism is not a conscious statement so much as a more subtle reflection of style.
The painting also reveals Vermeer's developing interest in illusionism, not only in the inclusion of a yellowish green curtain hanging from a rod stretching across the top of the painting, but also in the subtle reflections of the woman's face in the open window.
When Roland considers Pilar and wonders "whether mutual incomprehension might not be the most stimulating arrangement in a marriage", it chimes with the kinder, and subtler, reflections of his grandmother Sophy on her vain clergyman husband: "part of the oddity of marriage, she thought, was in how unwise it was to attend too intently to the other person.
The "Decline and Fall" provides an anchor for Pocock's complex and subtle reflections about the intellectual transformation of 18th-century Europe.
With good reason: it is the most accessible and pleasing of Rivette's films, and it may be his greatest in its subtle reflections on the nature of film, story and performance.
The narrator's perspective and thoughts come out in both explicit and subtle ways, a reflection of the author's attention to syntactic craft.
It is possible, at least outside of hospital settings, that such a result may be a reflection of subtle forms of gender bias, whereby female service providers' contributions are less valued and their opportunities for avenues for personal and professional growth beyond the basic health care tasks with which they were originally charged remain more limited [ 3].
At both sites, they also observed a subtle acoustic "anomaly," a faint reflection of something in the water that follows the contours of the seafloor below.
