Sentence examples for subtle bit of from inspiring English sources

It's a subtle bit of filmmaking.

Speaking as one who can appreciate a subtle bit of beige, I can only agree.

It was a subtle bit of tambourine lore, not something to be intuited the first time you picked one up.

For these reasons, Butler is hoping to limit initial attempts to the so-called skin envelope, a subtle bit of sculpturing and resurfacing in and of itself.

It's a wide-eyed, subtle bit of slapstick that could mean a few things — Wow, that's great, or How dumb is that.

As for the tax break, while we admire the ingenuity and the subtle bit of social commentary, it isn't likely to happen.

This boosted the data rate threefold for the Uranus fly-by and, with an even larger array of dishes involved, sevenfold for Neptune.Voyager 2 also had two subtle bits of futureproofing waiting to be awoken.

His funniest moments are quiet, subtle bits of physical humor, as when he attempts to smoke a series of bent cigarettes, or when he rollerblades home from the rodeo with a surprisingly graceful verve.

Abraham is a storyteller, too, and he was able to inject subtle bits of theatre — gathered downstage right, the group looked up, questioningly, amusement in their eyes; later, they crowded around Green, admiring her sexy, feline dancing.

"What I loved about Warhol is that just on paper it seems like a terrible idea but when you see the work you see very very subtle bits of sophisticated decisions about color, brush stroke, contrast.

Regional differences: Brits not only have different words from Americans (lift, motorway) but some subtle bits of grammar: "You should see that movie".