Sentence examples for subtle interweaving from inspiring English sources
The subtle interweaving of cognitive insight, affective understanding, and ethical reflection transmitted in this teaching is now echoed in the mission statements of prominent environmental studies programs.
In its range, in its analyses of many philosophers not discussed elsewhere, and in revealing the subtle interweaving of religious and political thought with moral philosophy, this is an unprecedented account of the evolution of Kant's ethics.
Atmospherically lighted by David Grill, sumptuously accompanied by a Dvorak string-quartet adagio and moodily danced by Lindsay Purrington, John-Mark Owen and Addul Manzano, it avoided flashy lifts and individual display in favor of a subtle interweaving of characters, always expressed in a classical idiom.
It's not subtle, interweaving photos of Elvis and the late Queen singer Freddy Mercury into footage of Brown saying kings and queens at events around the Bay State.
Interweaving subtle references to composers as disparate as Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, Debussy and Ligeti (recognizable as themselves but also suddenly, in this context, as Schubertian), Mr. Stucky's work conveyed the scope of Schubert's influence while creating something entirely new.
Rachel Urkowitz paints chromatically subtle shadows; Erick Johnson interweaves sharp bands and arcs of muted color; Tricia Keightley paints a Neo-Pop proliferation of old and new graphics; Guillermo Creus envisions surrealistic viscera; and a half-circle of mirrored tesserae by Louis Cameron bounces sparkly light onto the wall (Johnson).
Slow, interweaving guitars.
These two lines were constantly interweaving.
