His early death notwithstanding, he had a lot of living to do, and though it accounts only for the last third of the film, it's where the drama subtly starts to gather.
There'll be 29 rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, nested on top of various public spaces, all gathered in a subtly X-shaped building that sits on a promontory outside of Joe Batt's Arm.
Our various heroines collide, cross-reference, and subtly demonstrate both contrast and continuity, yet their story is not one of gathered endings, of symbolism or of obvious inter-generational symmetry.
Predators will be able to subtly snap photos of children in public places Students will be able to use surreptitiously gathered videos and pictures to harass peers The "big data" problem of unwanted surveillance.
The next day, when the congregation gathered for dawn prayers just after 5 a.m., the imam gave a lecture to those present, directed subtly at Mr. Abdaly, on the dangers of such extremist views.
Unpleated, the chiffon would gather into supple, flutelike folds when worn by bodies in motion, subtly transforming the Doric into the Ionic order.
In this slim and amiable book Ms. Thomas gathers a pile of small, not uninteresting observations about deer, and in doing so she subtly alters the way you look at them in a forest or from a window.
People said that smoking prohibitions had subtly altered their social equations, encouraging them or discouraging them from going out to bars, depending on their tastes, and causing nicotine refugees to gather out on the sidewalks.
As the shadows of evening begin to gather, and she begins to slouch deeper into the pillows, as if seeking to become one with her couch, Ms. Midler subtly conveys that Sue has begun to feel the soft sting of her feisty heedlessness beginning to bite back.
Gather around, gather round.
