Sentence examples for subtly suggest from inspiring English sources
For those of us without family heirlooms, there are alternatives that subtly suggest a vintage provenance.
Far from a polemicist, she lets the details of her storytelling subtly suggest its larger implications.
It's a bravura role — Kushner gives his devil the best part — but Wood's performance downplays Cohn's showboating and lets his reptilian cunning subtly suggest his corruption.
Just as Anderson reveals the moral nobility of true manners in "The Grand Budapest Hotel," Ophüls sees into the depths that surfaces so subtly suggest.
He added: "So every now and then I'd subtly suggest some move or other to him, couching it as if it were something he was already doing.
He has been questioned for most of the last week about whether he has lost a step or lost his edge -- questions that subtly suggest he might be what people in the grandstand used to call him.
Gosling subtly suggests something indefinably suspect about his character.
Jeff Segal's lighting subtly suggests each shift in time.
A second method is drawing, executed on a slightly concave surface that subtly suggests mass.
(The 112-page report even subtly suggests that people eat less pizza and dessert).
As the name so subtly suggests, it is a gay hotel.
