Sentence examples for subtle essential from inspiring English sources

The slow unfurling of Carmela Soprano's conscience and complicity was a subtle, essential part of the story, rolled out over the entire run, daring to be morally complex, making her sympathetic and not, often in the same instance.

This play between demand and desire is subtle but essential.

The gesture was made unobtrusively, as if, in other circumstances, to address a subtle but essential matter of protocol.

Supporting Actors, Not Stars Ask cellists to define the part the cello plays in an orchestra, and they describe it as subtle but essential.

Besides the obvious difference – a smartphone is light and can be slotted in a pocket; a personal computer is power-hungry and bulky – there's another subtle but essential difference.

He emulated Stewart's subtle but essential timing and gestures, to execute the story in typical Daily Show fashion – which included unveiling the show's new mock segment: Good News!

Our results indicate that these subtle but essential roles are indirectly controlled by Pitx3 and Nurr1.

Nature's subtle systems drive essential reactions responsible for sustenance of our existence "reactions of life" through sophisticated mechanisms of charge transfer, energy harvest and conversion.

HR HN PET/CT is of particular help in the identification of subtle morphological findings essential for the diagnosis of local tumour spread and for the detection of small lymph node metastases and recurrent disease, thus reducing false-negative PET/CT readings (see below).

This distinction is not just a subtle difference, but essential to how we should understand the current state of public education and those who want to oversimplify by saying that we have entered into an era of "re-segregation".

Medical curricula must emphasize not only the science of medicine, that which is only evidence based, but also the more subtle but so essential art of medicine.