The odd composition, which is both playful and precise, subtly suggests a face, while inconsistent perspective expands the viewer's thoughts.
Subtly different and elegantly precise, this "modern" house in old Charleston could be the proud standard for a more enlightened approach to preservation today, beyond just stopping time in its own tracks.
The Observer praised "the sheer delight of his style – that sustained, lucid, precise and subtly cadenced prose that can keep you inside the dynamic thoughts of one of his characters for as many pages as he wants".
The best wines are precise, graceful and subtly but firmly structured, while transparently showing the characteristics of their particular terroirs.
Film Editing: "American Sniper," for its precise rhythms and subtly expert cross-cutting, which adds to the images by association; this is classically great editing.
The close proximity of these mountains in Figure 2 was indicative of the similarity of their expression patterns (see Figure 5), yet ExprAlign cleanly resolved even these subtly different expression patterns in precise agreement with the sequence alignments.
Slight and precocious, the symphony was notable mainly for its passing instances of subtly contrasted dynamics, keenly represented here with precise, lively playing.
He subtly shaped lines without exaggeration, and his fast passagework was precise and buoyant.
Mr. El Din's solo pieces were even more unadorned, with single lines of melody, sometimes joined by his singing in a dry, modest voice, and decorated only by his subtly varied attacks on the strings of the oud: rounded tones, precise tremolos or percussive string snapping, as is done on the banjolike Japanese biwa, which he has studied.
Tessa Hadley is a lovely, subtly teasing writer, studiedly evasive in her treatment of emotions and eerily precise in her sketches of everyday people in upper-middle-class British settings.
