Sir Peter coaxed subtle performances from his leads.
Others coax subtle grace notes from it -- chefs like Eric Ripert of Le Bernardin, who uses it to add shadowy richness to his pan-roasted salmon with red wine lentil sauce.
(Who's the subordinate little puppy now?) Your hands are slickly wrapped, and your mouth is sucking his cock faster but with subtle undertones of a gentle coaxing.
"Trevor is a very good director and he coaxed a very subtle performance out of a role that could easily have descended into melodrama," said The Independent's theatre critic Paul Taylor.
The odds of success are better with main courses, like a superb skate grenobloise ($17), with lemon and capers in brown butter, a careful preparation that coaxes out all the subtle flavor.
Subtle cues (a throw pillow in your booth) coax you to get comfortable.
The subtle, dramatic music of Mark Bennett is primarily played live by the bassist Brian Ellingsen, coaxing an amazing variety of sounds from his instrument.
The central idea is that people can be coaxed rather than forced into better decisions by often quite subtle changes in the way that they are framed; for example, repositioning food options in a canteen or a shop so that healthier ones take pride of place.That sounds clever, but could it be too clever?
All this might sound harsh and punitive – and in many ways it goes against the very nature of the EU as a slow, subtle, but ultimately successful machine for diffusing conflict, creating consensus and, sooner or later, always coaxing national governments into some sort of deal.
Still, no catalog, even Braziller's ambitious endeavor, could capture the full flavor of these artfully composed sheets, with subtle gradations in color, nuances of texture and other effects that Hiroshige was able to coax from the cherry woodblock after a lifetime of honing his talent and technical skills.
With little coaxing, Burdick met with MacKay, who listened to him talk for two hours on topics like the subtle differences among cards from the 1890s.
