Sentence examples for subtly prepared from inspiring English sources

The festive prose is in fact a kind of enticement, even a trap, because the telling will lead to an unexpected, though also subtly prepared, act of violence, which in turn inspires a chilling and thought-­provokingly deliberate resolution.

In 2008, as Barack Obama made his first run, I interviewed a series of political operatives who agreed that the on-screen President Palmer had, five years earlier, subtly prepared the US public for the notion of a black man in the White House.

It's been ages since I have had salmon this good, this subtly prepared with such delicate texture.

There is a fuzzy rainbow flicker, as annoying as a headache, at the edge of the images, which subtly prepares us for the rainbow symbol that René markets as the logo of hope.

Within 100 milliseconds of spotting the swatter and well before it actually moves the fly hatches an escape plan and subtly prepares its legs to spring away in the ideal direction, like a sprinter coiled in starting blocks.

She had been trying, subtly, to prepare Salvador for a possible future separation.

But when the kitchen has breathing room, Monsoon produces food that is fresh, flavorful, carefully prepared and subtly spiced.

It was only in recent years, as he prepared his subtly powerful and personal study of phobia, Wish I Could be There, that Shawn came to realize just how important Mary has been for him.

Get her alone subtly, tell her and be prepared for the worst.

Either I was more prepared for him or he's subtly tweaked his work because here I found Rigby had humanized Alan just enough to keep his absurd posing rooted in reality.

Throughout we are made subtly aware of the ambivalence of human motives, and so are prepared for Thackeray's conclusion: "Ah! Vanitas Vanitatum!