Sentence examples for subtle study from inspiring English sources
As Flies, I said, is a "subtle study of rural incest".
A more appropriate name for this less than subtle study of hope-starved American youth might be "The Crass Menagerie".
And On the Map by Simon Garfield offers a subtle study of how maps shaped us and vice versa.
And in place of a histrionic shoot-out between rival stars, Breth offers us an infinitely subtle study of two strong, fiercely sexed women imprisoned by historic circumstance.
His columns make a subtle study of what counts as fun in middle age loyalties divided between abandon and an early night.
Her portrait of this besieged nominee is an exquisitely subtle study of a strong, high-principled woman pushed to the breaking point.
They are subtle studies of the psychology of power and its corruption of human integrity.
But Rattigan, the doyen of subtle studies of deep-seated emotional reticence, unequal passion and lonely stoicism, had never before portrayed love between two men.
Beginning in the 1940s, American photographer Eliot Porter produced subtle studies of birds and nature in which colour allowed him to render an unparalleled level of nuance.
The latter group — rich, subtle studies in black on black — recalls Rothko, Reinhardt, and others who have probed the power of the void.
They look forced and sentimental, and especially suffer in the company of Ketaki Sheth's mesmerizing images of twins, which are subtle studies in individuality, and Annu Palakunnathu Matthew's ravishing yet unprepossessing photographs of Indian landscapes and workaday objects.
