It acted more subtly and with the complicity of inattention, revealing itself only in some specific situations such as a disruption or collapse that suddenly demonstrates what we had lost but did not perceive at all.
Top notch acting, subtly observed.
Parents may even conceivably act in subtly different ways toward their kids -- in ways that could make them get wilder.
Overall, these results suggest that the etiology of DLB is influenced by some of the same genetic risk factors for AD and PD, but that these loci may act in subtly different manners.
Alternatively, the mechanisms through which genes cause an increase in energy intake might act very subtly – for example, by changing the sensitivity of certain individuals to react more to environmental food cues than others – meaning that their influence on energy intake is difficult to uncover.
The Erica of the mezzo-soprano Maria Zifchak was tenderly sung and subtly acted.
It's a substantial and subtly acted examination of negotiation, leadership and the difficulty of diffusing tension and building trust.
It is a pity that this artfully directed and subtly acted drama is not eligible for these awards, for which it would have been a worthy candidate.
Lucy Mangan is moved by the portrayal of Winston Churchill in The Crown (Acutely scripted, subtly acted quality soap – The Crown reigns supreme, 5 November).
You might be watching a subtly acted, beautifully costumed British drama that approaches fine literature, then flip one channel up or down and be staring at some guy singing karaoke while immersed in a tank full of baby alligators.
She is well matched by Grant Doyle's powerfully sung and subtly acted Forester, and supported by excellent performances in the minor roles, especially Timothy Robinson's Schoolmaster and Lucy Shaufer as the Forester's Wife.
