Sentence examples for subtle tones from inspiring English sources

The list goes on and on, with the Devil being expressed in ever more subtle tones.

Although metal plates are satisfactory, stone is far superior, particularly for producing subtle tones and details.

The subtle tones of the paper are also sometimes augmented with tea and dyes.

Painted with a silky, brushless touch in muted hues and subtle tones, it poetically fuses inner psychology and outer world.

"Frozen Inlet," for example, suggests a typical Peconic Bay marsh, which Ms. Bell has captured in deft strokes and subtle tones.

The shots of abandoned interiors in Pripyat, a town within the Chernobyl 30km exclusion zone, are densely textured and in subtle tones that speak of emptiness.

The same surface prevails as an elegant buff in a piece fittingly titled "Naked" and as a subtle tone-shifting brown in "Out and Out".

Two of them add a subtle tone that's meant to mask my tinnitus, which during my hearing test she pinpointed at about six thousand hertz.

Weber's sparing themes and subtle tone-poetry are perhaps better suited to small bands than orchestras, but there's a lot of heartfelt and often beautiful music here for his admirers.

It comes nowhere near capturing the wise, subtle tone of the book it's based on, but "Speak," the story of a teenage girl trying to cope with having been date-raped, is still an effective treatment of a difficult subject, thanks almost entirely to the performance of Kristen Stewart as the young victim.

All of Amsterdam's scents were perceived to exist against a background aroma of the canals – a subtle tone of slight decay and mould, a savoury smell akin to that of a coat bought at a jumble sale or a plastic bag containing a two-day-old used swimsuit and towel.