Sentence examples for deceptively subtle from inspiring English sources
It is an issue with deceptively subtle boundaries.
Franklin also has its own smoked beer on tap, which was deceptively subtle for a smoked porter.
Chris Hazell's arrangement of "Silent Night" caught the sweet spot in Ms. Fleming's lower voice, and I was also interested in Mark O'Connor's reticent, deceptively subtle duet version of "Away in a Manger," with Mr. O'Connor's folk-style violin playing as the second voice.
Yet it is a deceptively subtle comedy, and also a challengingly and almost provokingly unironic film intensifying and cartoonifying what it is like to be young and male, but quite without the obviously readable drama and poignancy of his earlier film Boyhood, that now legendary real-time movie tracking a young man's growing pains.
What we said: A deceptively subtle comedy, and also a challengingly and almost provokingly unironic film intensifying and cartoonifying what it is like to be young and male, but quite without the obviously readable drama and poignancy of his earlier film Boyhood.
Ventimiglia and Moore make Jack and Rebecca love-struck but real; Metz makes Kate no more or less self-injurious than any person who has let things slide for too long; Brown's Randall is a marvelous study in barely balanced forces; and Hartley, like his character, delivers a deceptively subtle performance.
Nevertheless there are some fine things, most notably an excellent display of subtle, deceptively modest but tough still lifes and landscapes — paintings, watercolors and etchings — by the beloved Giorgio Morandi at Galerie d'Arte Maggiore.
"The Sense of an Ending" asks important, subtle and deceptively simple questions, and Dyer appears not in the least to have got it.
Sandel is a deceptively clear writer, making often subtle and complex philosophical ideas so straightforward that they almost appear obvious.
His most recent Broadway appearance was his subtle work as the deceptively genial Interlocutor in "The Scottsboro Boys," which despite a brief Broadway run earned 12 Tony nominations.
As ever, the designer brought a discomforting sense of a dark underbelly to his apparently simple clothes — in fact, carefully worked to make unexpected fabrics, weird combinations and subtle constructions all look deceptively simple.
