Sentence examples for subtle and obscure from inspiring English sources
"At least one or two readers had put together the extremely subtle and obscure clues that I'd planted in the books and came to the right solution," he told The Telegraph earlier this year.
For much of the way, though, the film is subtle, even obscure, and has an eclectic score of a kind we associate with Kubrick.
Even without the amazing backstory or the arm's-length attachments; appropriations aside, and with subtle coincidences and other obscure references to Rothko, Frankenthaler, Joan Mitchell, and others; these works offer a remarkable singularity of character, resourcefulness and a confidence of spirit that is refreshing, stimulating and striking all at once.
These subtle and complex differences are presumably obscured by the motif derivation process, which tends to produce degenerate (i.e., low information content) motifs for most of these TFs.
For that was what was at stake — not subtle and arcane matters of law or obscure practices that challenged eccentric codes of behavior, but the basic acts of daily life: eating, drinking, sleeping, working, playing.
PLAYLIST Mellow and obscure.
Rodchenko died poor and obscure.
Idaho, the word, so vowelled and obscure.
The songs are traditional and obscure.
She's very subtle and not subtle.
