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The phrase "a very subtle performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that is nuanced, delicate, or understated, often in the context of acting, music, or any artistic expression.
Example: "The actress delivered a very subtle performance that captured the complexity of her character beautifully."
Alternatives: "an incredibly nuanced performance" or "a remarkably understated performance."
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It's a very subtle performance".
"Trevor is a very good director and he coaxed a very subtle performance out of a role that could easily have descended into melodrama," said The Independent's theatre critic Paul Taylor.
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In a very subtle way".
"This is a very subtle process".
But that's a very subtle tweak.
It's a very subtle art.
That's a very subtle thing".
For the ether is a very subtle air.
Fate is a very subtle, a very sensitive system.
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