Nor does working in a foreign language appear to have fazed Farhadi; the French-born critic and academic Ginette Vincendeau has praised the "subtle array of oral tonalities" deployed in The Past, suggesting that Farhadi's ear for truthfulness is not constrained by geographical or linguistic boundaries.
It's an enthralling, beautifully produced slice of downtempo house that flexes a subtle bassline, creative array of effects, and a whole lot of soul.
I'll grant that some of the evidence she draws on (and much she does not) shows that the brains of people with autism are marked by a subtle but distinctive array of anomalies in genetic and neural development.
First, the state is experienced in dealing with protest, with a wide array of subtle and not-so-subtle tools at its disposal.
PD clinically manifests in resting tremor, rigidity, bradykinesia and a wide array of subtler non-motor symptoms such as depression, fatigue, sleep disturbances and autonomic dysfunction.
Dehydration Is Dangerous The effects of dehydration can be subtle, with an array of confusing symptoms that can leave people feeling fatigued, irritable and unproductive, often with side orders of headache and muscle cramps.
Other times it is less subtle, such as a witness in a rape case picking out a rapist from an array of photos in which the prime suspect had a letter R on his picture.
"Untitled, Cranberry Island, 21 July , 1997 catches the delicate gradations of gray in a sunset sky, an array of clouds almost too subtle to be drawn.
"Adding a little water to whiskey serves to 'open up' the spirit, releasing an array of subtler flavors.
But passenger screening, armed crew members, prohibitions on licensed handguns and hunting rifles, metal detectors, wands, frisking, vehicle searches -- and an array of subtler, less intrusive security measures -- are on the table.
