Sentence examples for express subtle from inspiring English sources
What has not changed at Kistler is an underlying philosophy of meticulous attention to detail with an aim to express subtle differences in terroir.
The process is rewardingly seen in this show of prints by nine geometric abstractionists (mostly), who establish a motif, then ring in fine-tuned changes that express subtle spatial and other relationships.
Like Yunus Emre, Niyazî Misrî was able to express subtle mystical insights using very simple language: I was seeking a cure for my trouble; My trouble became my cure.
In wheel-running analysis, free running in constant light (LL) or constant darkness (DD) showed no changes in the circadian period of Tc1 animals although they did express subtle behavioural differences including a reduction in total distance travelled on the wheel and differences in the acrophase of activity in LD and in DD.
It is suggested that the mappings derived express subtle variations in land cover types and change in those types as well as in ecotones, which may be related more conclusively to an ecological process than are Boolean mappings with associated linear boundaries.
Express subtle flirtations by leaning forward as he is talking to you, playing with your hair, crossing your legs, or blinking your eyes slowly.
Aged Jews tend to shrug with practiced eloquence, expressing subtle fluctuations in the nature of their doubt.
And J. K. Simmons, who makes any TV show better, was marvelous as Brenda's boss and former lover Will Pope, expressing subtle degrees of vanity, insecurity, calculation and affection with each sigh and grimace.
Exaggerated cartoon antics daubed with brash primary colors don't typically lend themselves to expressing subtle shifts in mood, or communicating less excitable states of mind.
However, since ALKBH3 bound genes are highly expressed, subtle changes caused by ALKBH3 depletion might not be detected via microarray.
Animals expressed subtle deficits in cognition and motor function and decreases in the N-acetylaspartate-to-creatine ratio in the parietal cortex measured by magnetic resonance spectroscopy reflective of neuronal dysfunction.
