Sentence examples for subtly bring from inspiring English sources

Adoption parties can subtly bring children and prospective adopters together in a carefully staged and managed social event which can lead to adopters falling in love with a particular child.

Instead, they appear to subtly bring the conversation to an early end.

Subtly bring up your own professional achievements.

As you do so, subtly bring up the topic of your best friend.

Beforehand, agree on a "warning sign" with your friends to subtly bring to your attention that this is not a safe place on the street to pee.

If you come up with a joke or observation that gets a big laugh, subtly bring it back a little later.

Cow dung, thread, spice and oil drums have all been transfigured in her installations, subtly bringing to light the workaday lives of those living on the economic margins.

James McClure, the author and journalist, who has died of a respiratory illness aged 66, is best known for the much-garlanded Kramer and Zondi detective novels that subtly brought the reality of apartheid-era South Africa to an international audience.

But since her death in 1924, various staffs have subtly brought order to her quirky arrangements of old master paintings, ancient statues and Renaissance furniture amid colorful fabric wall coverings and chunks of medieval buildings.

With "After-Play" and "The Guest Lecturer" wrapped up as the first two plays of the George Street season, it is clear that David Saint, the theater's still-new artistic director and this play's director, is subtly bringing to light a season of and about theater, regional theater in particular.

Critics scoffed at the relative scientific simplicity of Britain's Favourite Supermarket Foods but it's fair to say that it subtly brought rational thinking to a huge audience, many of whom have not thought about their world in that way.