As the bounds of taste and decency shrink ever-subtly back, it seems that it's now OK – on either side of the watershed – to show graphic close-ups of wangs, etc if there is some spurious medical justification.
And so they have, ever so subtly.
The whole net will move ever so subtly under wind pressure.
As with his work, everything about McGrath seems ever so subtly out of alignment.
So Clinton has started to shift, ever so subtly and without exact policy prescriptions, to the left.
The makeup is clownish and the satire blunt, but Sherman finds something fragile and frightened behind these brittle façades, and, ever so subtly, she lets it bleed through.
In the revised version, the word "Slain" is replaced with "Dead," ever so subtly changing the poem's tone and meaning.
A beet, apple and walnut salad was straightforward and good, enhanced ever so subtly by a dressing of balsamic vinaigrette infused with sweet red apple.
Soreness set in ever so subtly at the Rangers' camp in Burlington, Vt., yesterday as Mark Messier and Radek Dvorak removed themselves from a scrimmage because of stiffness.
The goal behind such restraint is to shape the action ever more subtly, and in that sense Mr. Rubalcaba was ahead of the game.
On global warming, the prime minister contradicted Mr. Bush ever so subtly, saying he saw no conflict between protecting the environment and fostering economic growth.
