In the exhibit, century-old wraps reveal the Malagasy mastery of weaving vertical stripes -- bold and broad, subtly colored and narrow or in some cloths, with stripes across half the width, leaving the other half unpatterned, a stylization that was probably determined by the way a lamba was to be worn.
The pianist Kenny Barron, a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, has a subtly instigative style, full of allusions to the broad-shouldered swing of Oscar Peterson, Hank Jones's eloquent bounce and, from time to time, the tart cubism of Thelonious Monk.
These teachings have subtly penetrated and influenced much broader swathes of Israel's politics and culture.The conflation of hawkishness and Jewishness is in evidence in the diaspora, too, where it blurs criticism of Israel's occupation policy with anti-Semitism.
Interestingly, comments by the NSB task force subtly contradict the claim that broader impacts and intellectual merit are held in equal esteem.
And as Brick's sister-in-law Mae — a broad part that should be played subtly — Lisa Arrindell Anderson is merely a shouter; she's all clenched and flexed.
Erdogan stopped kissing Erbakan's hand because it struck him as retrograde, and he subtly pushed for greater democracy within the party and for broader outreach.
The greatness of "Fourth of July Creek" stems from Henderson's ability to subtly tie the struggles of one ordinary man to the broader currents of American culture, both its blessings and its evils.
Van Gogh paints his suit in broad strokes but carefully builds the florid face out of many subtly multicolored brush strokes.
New staff had to be enrolled into bringing the CDSS into everyday use, and this entailed longer and more complex negotiations with patients, a broader range of dispositions than found at 999 and some subtly different ways of auditing and monitoring practice.
It relates more subtly not just to Disney Hall but also to Eli Broad's forthcoming art museum, the Broad, at 2nd and Grand.
So I see him being subtly changed by these pressures of office, becoming less incisive and cool, getting broader, more conventional, more conservative.
