Sentence examples for subtle portrayal from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Tagore's most subtle portrayal of a woman is in the novella "Nashtanir", The Broken Nest.
Her executive producer on Dickensian, Belinda Campbell, is impressed by her "clever and subtle" portrayal.
Not here, as the fine soprano Patricia Racette brought vocal richness and vulnerability to her subtle portrayal.
Zweig's interest in psychology and the teachings of Sigmund Freud led to his most characteristic work, the subtle portrayal of character.
All this may sound pompous, but Hiddleston is right when he insists those conversations register in his subtle portrayal of Loki's private hell.
Ms. Moreno, in particular, gives a subtle portrayal of a spirited woman, devoted to her husband, who is acutely aware of his every quirk and tic.
And while popular culture seldom shows the rich musical, artistic and intellectual heritage of Italian-Americans, Mr. Sciorra would be satisfied simply with more complex and subtle portrayals.
The subtle portrayals of emotion, the strikingly modern psychology, the ancient tactics, the fate-haunted warriors — all that life almost three millenniums old has been reduced to little more than a bureaucracy of death.
Though Mr. Doyle drew subtle portrayals from the strong cast, the stage was dominated by an imposing black wall meant to evoke the weathered clapboard houses of a fishing village on the east coast of England.
Frank's subtle, assured portrayal of Marco signaled a career high-point.
Daniel Day-Lewis's subtle, scrupulously researched portrayal of Pres.
