Sentence examples for subtle love from inspiring English sources

Rainis' first volume of poetry, Tālas noskanas zilā vakarā (1903; "Far-Off Reflections on a Blue Evening"), displays his wide experience and contains some subtle love lyrics.

Yes, we are given a thrilling, suspenseful, load of adventure, but we get an emotional drama, a subtle love story and even the most genius moments of humor when needed.

Lolita (1955), with its antihero, Humbert Humbert, who is possessed by an overpowering desire for very young girls, is yet another of Nabokov's subtle allegories: love examined in the light of its seeming opposite, lechery.

Yet Rickson brings his filigree precision to the intricate pleats and folds of a drama in which the idea of betrayal is continually unpicked: it's no accident that the characters are reading Ford Madox Ford, supremely subtle on love and concealment.

And this year I've been looking at, and even snapping up a few items for the ever so subtle music-loving, guitar--and-keyboard-playing cyclist that I am.

But what he makes of their relationship is much more subtle than a love affair.

That subtle, jazz-inflected love song is among the best-known numbers from the show.

Nick Hornby's screenplay, adapted from Colm Tóibín's novel, makes subtle points about love, loyalty and national identity.

Here his vision is strong, but so are his self-assurance and his warm, subtle and absolute love for his work and his son.

The cast may be here to run through Quartet, a subtle, heart-tugging love story by Marina Carr – but it feels rather like the Big Brother house.

The influence of Netherlandish art is clear in Chevalier's luminous version of Delft and her subtle portrait of love and loss, as coolly lit as one of Vermeer's paintings.