Unlike the royal jewels of this era, these pieces are subtle rather than flashy.
The movement was subtle rather than choreographed, but it created a sense of interaction that made the performance particularly vital.
The breakthroughs at T.C.S. are subtle rather than headline-grabbing, noticeable at first only to the adults closest to the kids and to the students themselves.
Fretwork's use of coloration was subtle rather than broad, which is probably as it should be in this music, and the players' use of dynamic variations was sparing enough to seem surprising.
He lacked the ability to look at colleagues and say, 'I hope they fail so I succeed.' " In all his incarnations, Schaap was subtle rather than bombastic; he received credit for fairness and foresight in his coverage of civil rights and the emergence of black athletes and women's sports.
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Good satire is subtle, rather than being over-the-top.
Anti-union bias in news coverage is usually subtle rather than overt, and can be as simple as the framing of a story.
In turn universalist scholars frequently dismiss as "dull" or "boring", positive findings of influence of linguistic categories on thought or behavior, which are often subtle rather than spectacular, suggesting that Whorf's excitement about linguistic relativity had promised more spectacular findings than it was able to provide.
