Sentence examples for subtly explored from inspiring English sources
There are connections to be made between some of these displays — even the "Tracks of Galileo" with its allusion to "cycloids" and the rectangular-wheeled trike — that might have also been subtly explored.
I know some have said it's boring but a case could be made that everyday life is often boring – or at least not dramatic – and in just three episodes Looking has subtly explored open relationships, bad drunk hookups, reconnecting with an ex, online dating, public cruising, cohabitation and countless other topics including a Golden Girls reference that won me over.
The Freudian death drive/consumer impulse, which does seem to underlay a lot of Warhol's production, might have been more subtly explored by playing the Nauman piece off an early Jeff Koons in the show, "New Hoover Deluxe Shampoo Polishers, New Shelton Wet/Dry 10-gallon.
Oltermann subtly explores the fluidity of national stereotypes.
Seabrook subtly explores not only the insides of a song, but how a song gets inside us.
However, the books go far beyond this maltreatment, subtly exploring Melrose's mother's motives and confronting questions of importance to everyone.
Pfeffer subtly explores the complexity of believing in an omnipotent God in the wake of an event that, if it could have been prevented, surely would have been.
The artists produced images that subtly explore a wide variety of human situations, from ascetic renunciation through portraits of compassionate Bodhisattvas of otherworldly beauty swaying on the threshold of Enlightenment, through to more earthy scenes of courtly dalliance in long lost ancient Indian pleasure gardens.
This is Sabine's awakening, subtly and thoroughly explored by the author.
And, more subtly, the divisions explored in "The Civil War" — North/South, black/white — are replaced by others just as sharp (and still familiar today): native-born versus immigrant, rural heartland versus the cities.
And nowhere are these themes more subtly and beautifully explored than in the danceworks of Crystal Pite, whose Ten Duets on a Theme of Rescue can be seen at Sadler's Wells in London this week, presented by New York's Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet.
