Sentence examples for subtly underlined from inspiring English sources
Though these sporting images might in themselves have been neutral, their compilation in Riefenstahl's Olympia subtly underlined a tenet of all authoritarian regimes: that individuals must be turned into machines that act as required, but do not think.
Until, that is, they quit her, and then her lonely-at-the-top condition is not too subtly underlined.
The lethargic air of these places subtly underlines the miserable, backbreaking work that sustained the slave estates.
His works subtly underline that nature is eternally beyond us, just as yesteryear's attempts to document the world now seem dubious.
It was deftly done, subtly underlining comparisons between Barack Obama, the first black president, and the 44-year-old from Florida seeking to be the first Latino occupant of the White House.
Seeking release in research in a Norfolk graveyard, she encounters a 19th-century tombstone inscribed to an "amiable and beloved son", subtly underlining the constant, nagging connection between the two narratives: the terror that her own lost child, like his 200-year-old shadow, will also die young, still beloved though far from amiable.
Zambello subtly underlines the ambiguity of the last scene, when a prodigal Ravenal returns.
