Sentence examples for subtly distinguished from inspiring English sources
In the scene between the protagonist and the gravedigger, for example, he subtly distinguished the two personalities without resorting to dialect or actorly flourishes.
And the 13-year green and golden age in international cricket has really been a sequence of overlapping phases, subtly different, distinguished by key retirements: Taylor and Healy in 1999; the Waughs in 2003; Warne and McGrath in 2007.
They had always operated in the face of considerable official pressure, turning out distinguished, often subtly subversive movies.
Unfortunately for anyone who is not a professional sociologist, Mr Gross is more interested in distinguishing subtly different ways of answering this question than he is in the question itself.
But the best might be called subtly new; they distinguish themselves by eschewing the suggestion of vessel or figure and by matching liquid color with the near-liquidity of clay, especially wildly manipulated clay.
The resulting maps allow us to distinguish between subtly different protein conformations and to identify of small-molecule ligands such as NADP.
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On the exterior, the RS6 is distinguished from other A6 and S6 models by sitting a hair lower, but also by sporting aluminum mirror housings, nine-spoke 18-inch wheels, larger front air apertures for increased cooling, a subtly redesigned front and rear spoiler and dual oval tailpipes.
I found another fun facet of this book: its distinguishing ability to subtly make you feel bad about yourself.
To answer that question, the team asked 12 subjects to distinguish two pairs of subtly different smells: a rose oxide molecule and its chemical mirror image--both of which have an almost identical "oily" smell--and a mirror pair of butanol molecules that share a vaguely plantlike aroma.
