Sentence examples for give subtle from inspiring English sources
To reach the "inner meaning" of history, the historian had to be "speculative" and give "subtle explanations" of causes.
At the same time, there are several fascinating mixed-media pieces that give subtle three-dimensionality to predominately flat surfaces.
"The pose had to capture Amy's attitude and strength, but also give subtle hints of insecurity," Eaton said of the design.
Alzheimer's disease, which robs people of their most basic neurological functions, may give subtle clues to its approach years before clear symptoms emerge.
Li Xiaodong offers a crunching walk across some rough stone and the timber and fabric of other structures give subtle aromas and textures.
"Daydream Believers" has cast the Monkees with look-alikes (aside from Mr. Lohr's Micky) who give subtle honesty to what could have been rote performances.
Ms. Ringer gives subtle dramatic nuances to everything she dances.
Long accused of giving subtle, preferential treatment to domestic players, Japan is poised to discriminate openly in favour of foreigners.The government has stepped up its economic diplomacy, too.
His melodies were no longer shackled to his voice, and the richness of allusion in his music gave subtle depth to movie scenes.
By the time Perry is finished with the menu, the wives' gowns and the barbed conversations, we've been given subtle insights into every character.
Tuna ribs — a part of the fish commonly discarded — turn out to be talonlike bones with a thin, dissolvingly tender layer of meat, given subtle snap by yuzu and green chile.
