Sentence examples similar to negotiate subtly from inspiring English sources
Mr. Terfel's account was cool and dignified; still, listening closely as he subtly negotiated matters of tempo and phrasing with Malcolm Martineau, his superb accompanist, was continually fascinating.
I will traverse the territories of the Ottoman Empire to give examples of shared sites, discuss their origins and transformation over time, and describe the subtly negotiated nature of numerous practices that make for long periods of tolerance among religious groups.
In the self-explanatorily titled The Five-Year Engagement (2012, Universal, 15), Jason Segel and Emily Blunt negotiate elongated prenuptial ups and downs as her career subtly threatens his, with relationship-challenging results.
"Oh, know what, I shouldn't be so pessimistic... He's half white!" And that is Silverman's conceit: these quips aren't about race, but racism itself – and, specifically, the subtly hypocritical ways in which liberals attempt to negotiate those subjects.
Held's works negotiate their own path between gesture and geometry; formulate shapes that suggest some long-lost but implicitly enthusiastic alphabet; and subtly presage Minimal and Pop Art with equal equanimity.
A candidate Scotland would have to negotiate entry terms and commit to join the euro one day.Subtly, the nationalist argument has shifted.
