If it's not a particularly inspired one, that only shows that Garber has given us a false choice: there are plenty of subtle, open-ended questions we might ask about what a book means.
The spokesperson said it was a subtle work "open to misinterpretation".
While clearly leaning to the left in his politics, he has too subtle and open a mind to keep his observations simple.
Although they could avoid being sued for breach of confidence thanks to a public interest defence, this did not prevent subtle or open victimisation in the workplace, including disciplinary action, dismissal, failure to gain promotion or a pay rise.
The dichotomous low and high categorization of complexity and novelty imply relative levels of difficulty that are simplifications of subtle gradations open to interpretation.
Human resources in health, crucial as they are in implementing changes in the delivery system, have had their voice heard in many subtle and open ways – reacting to transformations, supporting, blocking and distorting the proposed ways of action.
She'll appreciate that you can be subtle and open at the same time.
The divide is subtler in open seats — 30 in the state House, 4 in the Senate, 6 in the Congressional delegation — but the lines between various factions of the Republican Party are forming.
I and colleagues have been somewhat mystified that such an intelligent, subtle and open-minded man, on this point, reacted like Jose Rodriguez," the retired CIA official and torture advocate whose destruction of videotaped interrogations began the Senate inquiry.
Mr. Meeker and Mr. Montalbano made subtle changes, opening up the interiors of the letters, making the descenders on letters like "g" and "y" sharper and redrawing all the letters to make them thinner.
The show opens with a subtle but clear political message.
