Sentence examples for subtle rendition from inspiring English sources

The sandy beige surface of rough cotton was a subtle rendition on life as a beach.

She performed an emotionally powerful-yet-subtle rendition of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," which had a personal meaning for Bevier, a cancer survivor. .

Riffing on British formality, on cavalry cuts and country house tweeds, Ms. Giannini came up with her own subtle and wry rendition.

In "Carrie" or "Coal Miner's Daughter," Sissy Spacek's blue-eyed purity could seem either spooky or like goodness itself; now her concentration cuts into areas that she's never entered before — a subtle, rather acid rendition of the limits of a certain kind of advanced civilization.

Both were delicate renditions, subtle and satisfying.

There is nothing subtle in Patrick McGrath's rendition of the psyche in extremis.

We present the first evidence that bats routinely vary songs across renditions via subtle shifts in syllable number, phrase repetition and/or phrase order.

For the main course, try the chicken-parm hero, which, though far from subtle, is as well executed a rendition as you'll find without leaving the borough.

Her version of "Lover Man," treated as an extended sigh of dreamy longing propelled by subtle jazz phrasing, balanced tenderness and sensuality in a rendition that challenged Billie Holiday's matchless original in beauty and honesty.

In addition to reprising "The Gettin'," he replaces the Bill Evans recording that originally accompanied his subtle 2011 work "The Quiet Dance" with a sensitive, in-person rendition by the jazz pianist Kris Bowers.

So if Nylund's rendition of the Chief is different from my own in subtle ways that would be understandable.