Some appear outright in drug company ads, while others take part in more subtle awareness campaigns.
People of colour who bring their experiences and a subtle awarenesses with them.
Kaufmann, who has recently sung Lohengrin at Bayreuth, is every inch the romantic lead, offering intense, dusky vocalism and broad phrases of heroic cast; the playing of the experienced pianist Helmut Deutsch adds the extra interest, regal in manner but subtle in its awareness of Schubert's complex emotional landscape.
His neck is stiff with the awareness of subtle, furtive movements behind him — a slithering, a creaking.
But Dr. Kreindler also said he was seeing a subtle shift toward more awareness of employees' well-being, even at investment banks.
We explain the connection between experimental measurables and a theoretical concept known as the J factor with the intent of raising awareness of subtle theoretical details that should be considered when drawing conclusions.
Depressive symptoms, irritability and reduced awareness of subtle memory difficulties are also common.
As new research suggests a potential value of interoceptive awareness of subtle bodily sensations, the traditional view of body awareness is challenged to recognize the complexity and ambiguity of this construct for psychosomatic research and therapies [47], [48].
The veiled style of Henry James, with its subtleties, equivocations, and qualifications, perfectly reflects his complicated and subtle mind and his abiding awareness of ambiguity in human motives.
In addition to obvious physical attributes like height, skin, and hair color, Beckett's girls are distinguished by their subtle facial expressions and general awareness of the viewer.
