Sentence examples for subtle handling from inspiring English sources

His style shows fine formal balance and subtle handling of texts.

Yet a distinctive sensibility emerges in Price's pervasively elegant and subtle handling of familiar idioms.

The actual process of cooking the couscous is very simple, but calls for a subtle handling of the grain.

A simple landscape dominated by a slanting roof shows the artist's subtle handling of light and form.

The portrait sculpture of Muchaku conveys firm resolve, seasoned realism, and, thanks to subtle handling of fleshiness around the eyes, a hint of humour.

Mr. Richie also drew attention to another brilliant Japanese director, Yasujiro Ozu, whose sparse and subtle handling of themes like family, as in "Tokyo Story" (1953), influenced Western directors, including Wim Wenders.

After a day off yesterday, the Yankees will assume a full schedule, playing eight games in the next eight days, and Torre will have to be more subtle in handling his relievers.

Alastair Campbell From the censored columns to the less-than-subtle handling of the O'Driscoll affair, the Lions media operatives failed to cover themselves in glory.

But perhaps it was no coincidence that the surest and subtlest handling of the night came from Paul Anderson, the 19-stone St Helens prop who at 34 is now the oldest player in the competition, and one of the few survivors of the pre-Super League winter era.

This subtle, brilliantly handled opening places the boys in their social context, and its deliberate pace sets the tone for a long, dark, detailed, involving movie.

The discordant results may also stem from subtle differences in handling the samples or performing the tests that would have led the four labs to miss the virus.