Sentence examples for subtle drawing from inspiring English sources

The undecidability of the work's meaning forces a perusal of Currin's virtuosity — his phenomenally subtle drawing and eloquent touch.

That is partly how Ms. Robson portrays it, even (unconvincingly) evoking Edward Said's book "Orientalism"; a hint of that sentiment may even be one of the subtle draws of this exhibition.

Tratteggio is just one such technique — alterations can also be signalled by a slightly recessed surface, a flatter color, or a subtle line drawn around a restored area.

It also contains occasional germs of the subtle drawing-room comedy that in the nineteenth century constituted such a crucial development for the novel.

Audiences come to know the characters so intimately that writers can be extremely subtle in drawing their characters.

In the prize announcement, Thomas Pritzker was none too subtle in drawing the connection between the architect and the importance of his homeland: The fact that an architect from China has been selected by the jury represents a significant step in acknowledging the role that China will play in the development of architectural ideals.

Who will support victims when abuse is not recorded and pre-packaged solely for our consumption but subtle and drawn out, or when the state itself commits violence?

Baker's novel goes beyond escapist fantasy, drawing subtle comparisons between past and present.

What is remarkable about the beautiful presentation at the ICA is that it succeeds even without her established hits: the quartet of films for which Nashashibi won the 2003 Beck's Futures award, variously shot at twilight in small-town America, in the noonday heat of the West Bank and the grey mist of Glasgow, but in each case drawing subtle connections between disparate worlds and peoples.

In the fourth book Pomponazzi tries to reconcile the indeterminacy demanded by free will with God's omniscience and omnipotence by drawing subtle distinctions, involving self-limitations on the part of God.

Old scores are settled, and there's a not-so-subtle parallel drawn between 1970s-era anticapitalist radicals who seek to harm a factory owner and today's Islamic radicals.