Sentence examples for subtly contrasting from inspiring English sources

The deeply curved, pear-shaped body consists of two wide and twenty-seven narrow rosewood ribs subtly contrasting in shade and grain.

This striking early effort, which depicts its dwelling in boxy, subtly contrasting patches of hot magenta, has not been shown in several decades.

Though some of the candidates at a forum heavily attended by Orthodox Jews mangled the pronunciation of the Hebrew term, they took subtly contrasting positions.

But the architecture of the piece is just as clear: the music opens up like a series of beautiful, harmonious, subtly contrasting rooms.

Because of a gaping hole in the lower right pane, the view outside — of a building and a couple on a balustrade — is painted in two subtly contrasting tones, one through dusty glass, the other en plein air.

He has painted them in subtly contrasting tones of white car paint so the shapes and colors are visible, not when looked at head-on, but as they are passed by from the side.

Bertie Carvel also subtly contrasts the two Olivers, and suggests promiscuous excess can cause as much guilt as enforced restraint.

Slight and precocious, the symphony was notable mainly for its passing instances of subtly contrasted dynamics, keenly represented here with precise, lively playing.

Chacon subtly contrasts the three youths, loads the piece with wonderful authenticating detail and combines the "standard" loss of innocence with a larger loss -- of experience, the knowledge the boys might well have had in Mexico.

He has subtly contrasted his personal journey to the aura of entitlement that defines the Gandhi family, particularly Rahul Gandhi, the well-meaning "princeling", as Modi refers to him, who seems unsuited to India's politics and lacking an awareness of its complex realities.

She also discussed gun violence in cities and tried to subtly contrast herself with Sanders, who is comparatively conservative on gun control.