Sentence examples for subtle hand from inspiring English sources

"You can see a subtle hand, even in the short films.

What fruit is hanging up there, in the top branches, awaiting the adaptor's subtle hand?

Such touches reaffirm that Mr. Gehry, at 76, is an architect with a remarkably subtle hand.

Chefs are able to make wood cookery feel fresh by incorporating smoke into their food with a subtle hand.

And she's very ambitious and political but has the emotional intelligence to play a very subtle hand.

As Jones sings, he slowly roams the stage with his bass, flashing subtle hand signals to his bandmates.

Michael Tyson Murphy's wall motif -- a subtle hand-painted checkerboard and floral pattern inspired by a French Art Deco rug -- adds dimension and an illusion of space to the narrow room.

Echoes of "Bambi" reverberate in the subtle, hand-drawn anthropomorphism of the narrative as it tracks a wild animal's birth, his relationship with nature, his encounters with humans and a climactic fire.

In Mr. Barker's supple, subtle hands, the contest provides a means of exploring the tension within Islam between the kind of fundamentalism typified by rote, literalist instruction and the modernity outside the madrasa's door.

The film's two heroes - David Niven's dashing RAF pilot, who has accidentally eluded a death he faced with cheerful fortitude; and Roger Livesey's brilliant but modest doctor - might, in less subtle hands, have represented an apex in British self-congratulation.

Achurch finished it but the move owed so much to the subtle hands of McGuire as the ball went through Brett Delaney, Sinfield and Hardaker en route to the former Penrith forward.