He had little time for such favourite devices of Victorian novelists as exaggerated characterization and melodramatic plots, preferring in his own work to be more true to life, subtly depicting various moods and plunging the reader into a stream of entertaining narrative, description, dialogue, and comment.
Chandeliers are subtly lit in various colors.
We prowled the halls, discovering an elegant library, and among the various subtly marked doors, a private bath for couples, reserved simply by locking the door behind you.
In particular, the approach pursued by our laboratory can be further expanded upon with GPI analogues bearing more subtly modified monosaccharide units, various side chain modifications, or lipid modifications.
(Jensen, swigging from various bottles, becomes subtly more inebriated over the play's eighty-five minutes).
But since her death in 1924, various staffs have subtly brought order to her quirky arrangements of old master paintings, ancient statues and Renaissance furniture amid colorful fabric wall coverings and chunks of medieval buildings.
Previous to this they sensed the movement with your band, they began secret networks over pints and took advantage of your unsuspecting nature to toy with you in various ways that subtly prick at you, that nibbled you in stages.
The floorplans of each level have almost no uniformity, save for a winding minimalist staircase that subtly connects the jumble of various living spaces in a seamless, organic crawl.
Single roles are shared among various actors in a subtly changing set, so that the viewer, like the lead character, can never be certain of anything.
The big-box firm will have its products and services subtly worked into the fabric of various television shows that specialize in presenting "reality".
