That selection also enables Slutsky to render a subtle reading of the complicating factors operating alongside and beneath the party's prioritization of class concerns, chiefly issues surrounding gender and race.
She renders a subtle and restrained portrayal of a lonely and wronged woman who wanted love and only love from life".
As the play begins, Ben is alone in Abby's apartment, which has been rendered with a subtle sense of the everyday turned sinister by Neil Patel's set and especially by James Vermeulen's lighting.
Adding to the atmosphere of hysteria is the inability of the actors on stage to render a single subtle or nuanced moment (2 10).
Early on, for example, a Chinese man seeking shelter for his family is offered a job at the college and blurts out, "For real?" This is the sort of misstep that can provide an unfortunate distraction in the course of an otherwise fine novel, a book that renders a subtle and powerful vision of one of the 20th century's most monstrous interludes.
JPEGs are rendered a bit flat in the "standard" render style, and it's definitely worthwhile to test out the other modes, which are fairly subtle.
No detail was spared: The stubble is perfectly rendered, so subtle you'd miss it if you didn't take a closer look.
The internal life of Nola, a heroine who is independent, likeable and tortured beyond endurance, is rendered in subtle shades of acute psychological insight.
Bellini's Mary addresses our gaze as a living woman, her divinity not proclaimed but only, by her preternatural self-possession, implied; and Bellini's Jesus is Everybaby, though rendered with subtle suggestions of his fate.
The perennial debate about what Arnold termed "culture and anarchy" was both enriched and rendered more subtle by the work of Henry James.
