Sentence examples for subtle score from inspiring English sources

Mr. Muti conducted an articulate, poised and noble account of this subtle score.

This is an intelligent, persuasively acted, superbly photographed film, with a subtle score by David Shire, who was chosen because Fincher admired his work on The Conversation and All the President's Men.

They didn't know how to organize themselves on stage like the music calls for and didn't have scores from the Baroque era, instead using heavily marked-up sheet music that turned the light, subtle score into overpowering Romantic fare.

But you can do that with Britten's opera, for instance, and you can do it with the subtle scoring of an opera like Orfeo.

Any variations in daily clinical score were minor and reflected subtle scoring differences of the subjective scoring system.

At the fourth performance on Wednesday, the subtle, moody score, at war between its propulsive and serene impulses, felt more than equal in quality to the festive occasion.

With its wistful tone, subtle, folky score and confidence in letting dialogue and sentiments breathe, it's a show that does not feel the need to shout about its strengths.

Although video screens behind Mr. Lang are used occasionally to evoke the turmoil of combat, and a (thankfully subtle) musical score adds a sentimental note of underscoring here and there, "Beyond Glory" is really beyond reproach in its no-frills treatment to the material.

War is much too subtle to score.

Responding to the subtle chamber scoring of the original, the Catalan choreographer Ramón Oller, best known in New York for his flamenco-inflected "Carmen," from 2007, largely ignores the note-for-note mime it prescribes.

Although Williams has been knocked by some critics for his less-than-subtle movie scores, credit must be given for an act of relative restraint with regard to George Lucas' beloved movie universe.