Here's the problem: Hollywood law dictates that high-octane, low-subtlety action sells well abroad (to borrow an industry maxim, 'It plays in Taiwan').
"The Lions is about getting the best of quality out of the players of these islands, not having an intransigent game plan that is low on subtlety but simplistic from the start.
A new 50 Cent music video has been released, and it's low on subtlety and high on girl-on-girl eye contact.
With its blaring purple and gold hues and the come-hither expression of the sultry woman it pictures, it must be an embarrassing thorn in the side of the High Line's administrators, who clearly favor low-key subtlety over high-impact flash.
The third and possibly last instalment of the Spider-Man story from Raimi and his regulars is packed with the usual web-slinging action but strangely low on the subtlety that made the first two a cut above the usual superhero fare.
He's spent a lot of time in Christian McBride's and Nicholas Payton's bands, but his own saxophone sound is so commanding — even at low volume, in ballad subtleties — that he deserves hearing on his own.
In addition to Mr. Leonhart, her quartet includes Ken Peplowski on clarinet and saxophone, and Alvin Atkinson, a drummer of unusual subtlety and wit who kept a low profile.
The need to discriminate the subtleties of babesial/anaplasmal morphology and possible low parasitemias may result in inaccurate diagnoses, which might require further analysis.
Room temperatures inadvertently falling outside the range required to perform the rapid test (18 25°C) together with subtlety of color change and insufficient training could partially explain the low sensitivity found.
Her own voice was ideal for this repertory: weighty, with deep, rich low and middle registers and a gleaming top, yet capable of wondrous colors and subtleties.
Hogarth deliberately portrayed the subjects of the engravings with little subtlety since he meant the prints to be understood by "men of the lowest rank" when seen on the walls of workshops or taverns.
