"You mean for someone who got in a bathtub and slit her wrists?" Jess subtly explains why Dana's been in rehab.
Try simply and subtly explaining your feelings, and make an attempt of writing your name.For example, write something like this:Hi, (name here).
But Ms Smith twists her plot so subtly (impossible to explain here) that it is precisely Archie's emptiness, his lack of rhyme or reason, his habit of making decisions by the flip of a coin, that carry the day.
If the tie-in is done subtly enough, Quinn explained — a matter mostly of fine-tuning hue and shade and tone — the diorama works, the illusion compels, and the visitor is suddenly in Yellowstone or Alaska.
It may also explain why the league, however subtly, would want one of its broadcast partners to sever ties with the film.
Time perception also changes subtly with age, they note, possibly helping explain why time seems to move more slowly for children than it does for adults.
Highlighting these dependencies is critical in understanding how disease risk can be modified subtly by a hidden variable and can explain why different epidemiological studies can report different conclusions based on viewing a single variable [17].
More subtly, however, the compromise McElroy brokers between inside and out helps explain the characteristic tenor of his narrators' voices.
He was explaining, indirectly, subtly, and gently, why he had declined to accept the view of Northern friends of his, like Marty Peretz, that the country should drop affirmative action and pursue absolute color-blindness as an ideal.
He ably explains the subtly distinct shadings of the word "probability" in statements like "There's a 90percentt probability I'll get a six in the next 12 rolls of this die," "There's a 90percentt probability of a catastrophic climate change in the next 50 years" and "There's a 90percentt probability that the current warming of the earth is a result of human activity".
