Its hard to invest in that, but sometimes its subtle things that really make a difference, and I think youre really seeing that there..
As with all of Reichardt's films, it is the subtle articulation of images that make it a work of pure, revelatory cinema.
Impact used to mean the force of a collision until the 1900's when it became more subtle: What impression is a decision going to make?
Maybe it's more subtle - she's looking down a lot, or she seems vacant.
Ms. Lebowitz is brilliant on the subject of strollers, in vitro babies, her car ("it's such a subtle shade of pearl gray, straight men think it's white"), but she is hardly immune from the trite.
Some movement of planets may still occur enough to explain resonances, for example—but "it's a final subtle adjustment, not a major conveyor belt," Laughlin says. .
"We've known for a long time that the cardinal manifestation of this disease [in the early stages] is minor trouble with everyday memory—it's a very subtle process when it begins," he says.
It's not refined or subtle; it's loud and brash and vulgar, especially in red.
Many in Congress take the opposite view: that it is Mr. Ridge's subtle cry for help.
It's Gold's subtle way of showing us the magician's boundless capacity for both wonder and melancholy: "Carter, who'd never seen a ghost, nonetheless found the idea of them wonderful.
For an instant, my throat would constrict and then relax, and I knew it was BB's subtle method of reproach for my transgression.
