Sentence examples for subtle pictures from inspiring English sources

The profiles paint rich but subtle pictures of patient behavior, indicating that patient decisions are often highly conditional rather than set by separate, individual rules for each relevant factor.

It presents a far more subtle picture than is suggested by the American caricature of Europeans as feeble and benighted atheists.

Regarding the 300,000 or more people who have come from Cuba to the United States in the past 10 years, Rivera presented a subtle picture.

This account "weaves together five centuries of tragic conflict with a subtle picture of the island today," Patrick Markee wrote here in 1999.

As Amanda debriefs her son about the credentials of the Gentleman Caller (the peppy and persuasive Michael Mosley), Ivey creates a subtle picture that is at once compassionate and comic, and catches Amanda's delusional mind going into overdrive.

"Remember the Titans" is not a subtle picture: toward the end, a black player comes to visit his white teammate -- at first his bitter rival, now his bosom friend -- in the hospital.

Eisenstein in Guanajuato is far from a subtle picture, and hardly what you'd call to everyone's taste, but it certainly doesn't lack for enthusiasm, vision or style.

But the portrait of Congress drawn from this survey suggests a more subtle picture from which it is hard to predict how a member may vote based on how many visa stamps are in his or her passport.

When she debriefs Tom (Patch Darragh) about the credentials of the Gentleman Caller (the peppy and persuasive Michael Mosley), who has come to see Laura (the excellent Keira Keeley), Ivey creates a subtle picture that is at once compassionate and comic, and catches Amanda's delusional mind going into overdrive.

Particle-size analysis, temperature-programmed reduction, textural characterization, chemical analysis, ESR and XRD gave a subtle picture of the MnO2 phase structure.

It's not a subtle picture, but Newsweek isn't going for subtle.