Sentence examples for subtle cuts from inspiring English sources

Yet the pieces mostly seemed wearable and even quite simple in their subtle cuts and drapes.

But the designer's modern architecture has moved closer to the body, and the subtle cuts, combined with transparent panels artfully built into the streamlined silhouette, made his collection less stern and more seductive.

Gaspar Noé's Irréversible (2002) features a nearly ten-minute rape scene filmed in an unblinking single-take, while other scenes were digitally stitched together through subtle cuts in an effort to make the entire film look continuous as well.

She incorporated Sade's less-is-more style but also, as in the We Need A Resolution video, lots of black sheer and subtle cut-outs, nodding to past looks but also elegantly transitioning from her previous looks.

The subtle knife cuts us through, not so much to new worlds as to new narrative sites.

One, in a soft black corduroy, was a subtle fit: cut narrow but not overdone ($445).

Take your dress pants to a tailor, and ask them to take in the knee and thigh, and you have a subtle boot cut.

Martin does three things that a lot of N.F.L.-caliber N.F.L.-caliber: 1) runnersough arm tacanes, 2) Make subtle andosharp cuts 3) Burst out of those cuts and maintain that good acceleration for 15-20 yaRun.

Journals which insist on data-sharing tend not to do the same for programs.Harry Collins, a sociologist of science at Cardiff University, makes a more subtle point that cuts to the heart of what a replication can be.

She still hasn't read George RR Martin's books, mainly to avoid getting the storylines confused while she was performing (subtle changes and cuts have been made for the TV adaptation).

These ideas translate into rich gray and black protective wear utilizing waxed fabrics, unique cuts, subtle detailing and formal mixed with casual.