Sentence examples for subtle descriptions from inspiring English sources

"The piece is based on a drawing I did in the Met of the Statue of Sappho, by Comte Prosper d'Epinay, an amazing statue by that has always gripped me for its subtle descriptions of despair and piercing rendering of passion," Logan tells The Creators Project.

However, the addition of items including "taking a long time to eat food" and "needing to drink a lot of water while eating food" captured the more subtle descriptions of dysphagia.

The choice to focus on just two centres of practice (Birmingham and Cambridge), brings the advantage of being able to elicit some specific and subtle descriptions but inevitably limits the generalisation of findings.

First, there is Munro's astounding lack of sentimentality — the clear-eyed, utterly unillusioned, bleakly subtle description of the nursing home, its inmates, and its staff.

In one weekend boot camp in New York City, the Asian students broaden their cultural repertoire by chanting, "I do what I want!" Yang's essay is a subtle description of the immigrant experience, 2011.

The strains flash on screen and we read the not-so-subtle descriptions attached to each.

One Corzine ad from earlier in the campaign ended with this not-so-subtle description of Christie: "Bush's friend.

Looking closely at the language that students use about plants, we saw two subtle, distinct descriptions about interactions with their study organisms.

Though Cusk is capable of subtle, searching description, as when she notes "the pin of routine again, searching for its mark," the book buckles under the weight of too much overwrought philosophizing.

In a tradition where philosophical inquiry is a form of religious praxis, it appears that provisional acceptance of the tenets of lower schools was used to ripen the mind for increasingly more subtle and accurate philosophical descriptions of reality.

Gautreaux has a mythic sense of plot, a keen ear for dialect and vivid powers of description, but subtle he ain't.