Sentence examples for subtle interaction from inspiring English sources

His subtle interaction and fluid responsiveness, often praised in reviews, made him a favorite accompanist of singers like Peggy Lee, Morgana King, Helen Merrill and Tony Bennett.

And as the body count climbs and a pair of bickering surveillance guys watch in jaded fascination, the director, Fouad Mikati, reveals himself to be far more competent with blunt trauma than subtle interaction.

Menand contends that I fail to understand the subtle interaction between Joyce's life and art, especially in my suggestion of a connection between John Joyce's long rambles around Dublin and the perambulating narrative lines of his son's fiction (which, I agree, sounds absurd).

(Much of Siza's future work drew from and extended the principles of Modernism.) Through this association, Siza received the opportunity to design the Boa Nova teahouse and restaurant (1963), a structure on the coast at Leça da Palmeira that won acclaim for its use of diverse materials and its subtle interaction with the rocky landscape onto which it was built.

The effects of benefit design on search intensity are thus not simply a product of financial payments from continued unemployment, but instead a more subtle interaction between benefits, incentives, and willpower.

But even the smoothest surface appears rough to an atom; the ultracold atoms used in beams are invariably attracted to a surface through the Van der Waals force, a subtle interaction in which the atoms electrically polarize each other.

The field involves subtle interactions between the central nervous system and the hormone-secreting endocrine glands.

All the subtle interactions are accompanied by gentle musical notes so the user forms their own seasonal symphony.

The five players on any basketball team are far more than the sum of their parts; the Rockets devote a lot of energy to untangling subtle interactions among the team's elements.

But this short film by Riley Hooper and Noah Wagner, which follows Shepard through the New York City subway and streets, explores the fleeting connections and subtle interactions that the art of miming can still inspire.

His observations, made above grassy fields or areas of crops and below forest canopies, elucidated the complex and subtle interactions between vegetation and the heat, radiation, and water balances of the air and soil.