Sentence examples for subtle connection from inspiring English sources

"Bad Timing," "Eureka" and "Insignificance" are actually titles of Roeg movies, but "The Visitor" has a more subtle connection.

Without knowing about the "love hormone" oxytocin, perhaps he's suggesting a more subtle connection between uterus and breast.

It was a subtle connection, not too overworked, seen in the pattern of a black and white dress with super-sized shoulders and glossy black croc appliqués on a sheer form-fitting dress.

The 16 dresses and caped coats -- each one different and all referencing 15th-century paintings or carvings -- were exceptional because no one else thought to make such a personal and subtle connection to the function of art on human consciousness.

She had, as Joan Didion pointed out, "a way of putting words together that could make the most subtle connection seem at once thrilling and domestic, subversively matter-of-fact, the quick stunning judgments of the kitchen".

He made a more subtle connection too, focusing on Schoenberg's often fluid, sometimes tactile use of tone color in presenting slowly but inexorably unfolding musical ideas — and then, after the intermission, pointing up Brahms's use of similar techniques in the Second Symphony.

With such subtle connections the words and pictures balance each other.

When she photographed the houses, however, she found subtle connections and similarities.

Perhaps the most fun is to be had in catching the subtle connections which echo between the different time frames.

Throughout his career, he was able to perceive subtle connections that others might not even have thought to look for.

As the book goes on he reveals a few subtle connections among characters, but he's content to leave some dots unconnected.