Sentence examples for subtly stressed from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, they point to their deterrent capability — terrorist allies such as Hezbollah are emphasized and the notion of inflicting damage on America's military and diplomatic personnel is subtly stressed.

In their narrative of how Hillary lost in The Times on Sunday, Jim Rutenberg and Peter Baker said that Mark Penn argued that Hillary should subtly stress Obama's "lack of American roots".

Partly it's the geometry: the tip of the vaulted apse meeting the top of the picture, the vault framing a soaring interior anchored (you have to look closely here) by two tiny seated figures on either side, their immobility by contrast subtly stressing the fuzziness of the shifting central figures and locking in the composition at the edges.

"When we are in subtly stressful environments, the stress builds up and the consequences on a more benign level are irritability and a diminished immune system, but over time it can be mental illness and physical illness".

Moreover, if we're informed, either subtly or overtly, by stressed out adults, that we're "no good," or if we're ignored or compared unfavorably to others, we'll believe it.

His 1950s ledger subtly reveals the stresses of touring.

We interpret these results as an indication that the epithelium is still stressed, although more subtly than in active disease.

Very subtly, try to sabotage their jobs.

In explaining the trial, doctors were subtly, and sometimes implicitly, stressing their dual role and the integration of good clinical care with a clinical trial.

"Boston Med" also subtly draws a line between scenarios of hideous bad luck and mindless self-destruction, the latter weighing down a stressed hospital staff unfairly.

As the war wears on and Ismet grows older, Prcic subtly conveys the stress of living in a city under siege.