Sentence examples for subtle american from inspiring English sources
Accordingly the program had a subtle American theme.
And there's subtle American humor too, reflected in the band's other cover version, "You Are My Sunshine".
A relatively subtle American policy of offering help to regional countries looking for a counterweight to China, orchestrated with unobtrusive but pointed intent by Hillary Clinton, has proven extremely effective.
This impulse stemmed from the recognition of subtle American influences in the work of artists such as the accordionist Luiz Gonzaga, who had a bit of the blues in his music, and the bossa nova idol João Gilberto, who wedded cool jazz to samba.
The not-so-subtle American message is that the neighbours might be better off throwing in their lot with new-formula sanctions than sticking with Mr Hussein.The Iraqi delegation, led by Izzat Ibrahim, the vice-chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council, had other reasons to feel discomfited.
The subtler American observers -- like Edith Wharton, comparing social adroitness with the making of a soufflé -- are also well represented.
(When Southern asks if Green's work is "too subtle" for American readers, Green replies with a definition of "suttee," the Hindu self-sacrifice ritual).
Richard Rhodes, one of those reviewers, wrote that Luis Alvarez, the Nobel laureate, once mentioned that he had read "Subtle," an American Book Award winner, but had "skipped the hard parts".
The result, which is called, with characteristic concision, "The Garden," is standard-issue Wiseman cinéma vérité: clever juxtapositions forming a subtle commentary on American life, no narration necessary.
Instead, curators Francesco Bonami and Gary Carrion-Murayari have put together what Bonami described in his opening remarks as a "very American, subtle atmosphere".
There's a reason that the Miyazaki movies and even "Wallace & Gromit" are essentially art-house animation: they're too subtle for most American youngsters and, sometimes, even for older "kids" like me.
