Sentence examples for subtle tapestry from inspiring English sources

"It's a more subtle tapestry, like strawberries in cream when the juice swirls around.

The narrative moves to the struggle for Indian independence and the boy she befriends, against the custom of culture and class, in a subtle tapestry in which love, history and archaeology all have their place.

He outwardly steered away from politics, but under the surface he wove a subtle diplomatic tapestry based around grooving on tunes.

The producer Nigl's brilliant 2001 grüner veltliner, from the Kremser Freiheit vineyard in the Kremstal region, is a tapestry of subtle tropical fruit flavors, herbs, minerals and saltiness.

Such strategies are necessary if we are to understand the subtle and complex threads that, woven together, create the intricate tapestry of AD.

Alberta Feretti The subtle floral brocade on this regal sheath evokes a medieval tapestry.

I've always paid close attention to the patterns and themes that are woven into the tapestry of life and I was interested in the subtle commonalities my fellow 1954 babies share.

The subtle way that light rakes across this painting makes it resemble a tapestry with a short pile.

"Pairing formal and informal — a contemporary gentleman with a romantic soul," said the designer Frida Giannini, whose use of subtle details from a leather trim on a streamlined coat to a tapestry of flowers buried in a mohair sweater, deserved to be seen up close.

The Vancouver-born cellist's compositions take live looping of her instrument, combined with subtle use of field samples, to create a personal and evocative sonic tapestry.

Her only extant tapestry is the striking "Penelope Unraveling Her Work at Night," a subtle orchestration of ivory, green and brown shown here in fragile condition.