The phrase "subtle intensity" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, situation, emotion or action that conveys a deep and nuanced intensity. Example: The actor's performance was captivating, with a subtle intensity that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
Lehman, meanwhile, maintained a subtle intensity.
The earthy expressivity and subtle intensity of her singing, however, made her an affecting Mimi.
With subtle intensity, Hoskins shows how Joseph is part predator, part victim: he does not have overt designs on young Felicia, but clearly wants something from her, something that he cannot explain to her, to us or to himself.
The principals sang splendidly: Susan Graham as Octavian, Heidi Grant Murphy as Sophie, and Renee Fleming, who brought her poignant voice and subtle intensity to the role of the Marschallin.
The Nighthawks, while demonstrating an exceptional rhythmic precision and mastery of big-band dynamics, capture the quickening pulses of vintage band music with a subtle intensity that makes it feel contemporary.
And "Once and Again" (which didn't begin as a teen show, but became one as the main characters' children grew up) managed to capture with a subtle intensity the ironies of family life: the romance that fulfilled the adults was deeply painful to their children, leaving the viewer's loyalties powerfully divided.
To also detect very subtle staining intensity differences, we further created a dichotomous ('tumour>normal') ratio to better indicate upregulation in tumour in comparison with adjacent normal tissue.
Since athletes typically train at intensities surrounding the VO2max, understanding how subtle variations in intensity surrounding the VO2max impacts on oxidative metabolism and performance might have important implications for optimising high-intensity interval training.
The distribution of activations might also be expected to show subtle shifts with intensity because the bandwidth of neuronal intensity coding properties is non-randomly distributed in isofrequency bands within A1 [26].
This difference can vary from a subtle decrease in intensity under the printed spot to a much more predominant intensity variation that seriously affects the accuracy of the data.
Mina's performance was typically characterised by expressive intensity, subtle variations, and original phrasing.
