With subtle suggestiveness, she stirs interest in how Deborah will respond to her own daughter.
In the process, they galvanized public opinion, stirred subtle white resentment even anger against anything that smacked of racial preferences, and sent a big message that pushing affirmative action was a politically losing proposition.
The I.O.C. chose more subtle diplomacy, but the stir still seems to have contributed to change — both symbolic and perhaps more substantive — as Saudi officials, after meetings with the I.O.C., are preparing to name their country's first female Olympian (or perhaps Olympians).
Smells create a subtle olfactory landscape that stirs us: from the sweet drops that male elephants dribble from glands near their eyes in mating season to the scent signposts of lions, hyenas and other animals.
The finding reveals the presence of a subtle new force that can stir the dark seabed, and it helps to explain some of the nuances of planetary recycling and the provision of food to abyssal life.
The jazzy bits that follow, the composer has said, crept into the piece as he wrote it almost by themselves, and from the subtle way the music starts to stir and ripple, it's easy to believe him.
This is difficult to appreciate on the coronal images (a, short tau inversion recovery, STIR, image) and is just visible as subtle medial high fluid signal at the midshaft (black arrow).
At the same time — because Mr. Kadare is too subtle a writer to follow a single track — the general shakes off what stirs inside him even as it stirs outside.
Hearing his songs shaken and stirred by a bunch of indie musicians engendered a subtle shift in the way Cash perceived himself as an artist.
I'd taught myself to stir in response to the captured textures of passing moments — the subtle essence of unspoken exchange, the sensation of air against the skin.
Today, Mahalo stirs his newest single "Back Again" into your summertime sangria, quenching your subtle thirst for big room.
