In a more subtle casting of this usual explanation, Pfaelzer portrays it as an act of projection.
Mr. Polivka's performance is matched by the warm and subtle supporting cast, and Mr. Hrebejk's occasional reliance on stylistic gimmicks is balanced by Petr Jarchovsky's sharp, observant script (Scott).
Mr. Polivka's performance is matched by the warm and subtle supporting cast, and Mr. Hrebejk's occasional reliance on stylistic gimmicks is balanced by Petr Jarchovsky's sharp, observant script (A. O. Scott).
Some of these are extraordinarily subtle: plaster casts of doors propped against the wall briefly register as the real thing, until you notice that the paneling is raised and the hinges are hollowed out.
And the episode may also affect Mr Bush in a more subtle way, casting a shadow over the notion that his White House is a tight ship in which the captain has control, everyone knows their job and people take responsibility for their actions.After all, it is hard to claim the administration was ignorant of the doubts about the uranium claim.
Windows and menus cast subtle shadows.
Along with Mr. Barbee, the company's associate artistic director and an actor of subtle persuasion, the cast welcomed back four other former principal dancers: Kevin McKenzie, Ballet Theater's artistic director (the Client); Kathleen Moore (Juno); Martine van Hamel (Venus); and Bonnie Mathis (Minerva).
There is more than wow-factor and "How does she do this?" in Feuerman's work, which features vintage bathing caps atop her subjects heads, while mink eyelashes cast subtle shadows.
It has hired Hideaki Kubori, a prominent lawyer best known for his efforts to fight sokaiya, or shareholder racketeers linked to the Japanese mob, in a not-so-subtle effort to cast Mr. Murakami as an unsavory character.
Indeed, given that her race is far longer than the one run by Rags to Riches, with the primary season still seven months away, Mrs. Clinton has been trying to find subtler ways to cast herself as a trailblazer.
