"The control over pricing develops subtly," he said.
The vocal line begins as a repetitive pentatonic chant, then develops subtly.
Hassell's Hal also develops subtly as the plays go on.
One thing I do notice about my poems is that, though they might not have overt formal elements, there is always a rhythm that develops, subtly, in the voice of the speaker.
The music is transparent and repetitive, a steely contrapuntal cage of brief lines for guitars and synthesizers, developing through subtly manipulated textures.
Over the course of his career, Tsai, who has said that his 2014 feature, "Stray Dogs," may be his last, has developed a subtly comprehensive view of modern life; he reveals economic inequity and rotting infrastructure behind luxurious façades, and shows physical needs and emotional desires surging through the city's order and fracturing it, illuminating it, humanizing it.
And every track either slyly comments on or subtly develops the narrative, and frequently does both at once.
This subtly develops into an exploration of what makes a life worthwhile, a society worth living in.
It was a realistic, subtly developed character study and included circumstances drawn from the lives of both women particularly from Wolff's youthful adventure with the ensign.
Only the interpretive power of two actors in sync can establish an evolving bond between the pontificating Robert and John, deferential at first, subtly developing a sense of self.
In Professor Bolter's subtly developed argument, the computer - obviously enough the present age's defining metaphor - is an outgrowth of both the clock and the steam engine.
