Sentence examples for subtly very from inspiring English sources

I play her friend, her agent and I give her some advice in the diner very subtly, very oblique and she takes it, concerning the relationship with her daughter".

Stegall praised Torv's acting as she plays "two people very subtly, very convincingly", and concluded her review by commenting she will continue to watch the series because she trusts the writers will "supply us with plausible answers from time to time", but is "losing some respect for it".

The two facts are not unrelated, as Lovecraft's racist fears are central to his worldview and appear either subtly or very, very overtly in most of his fiction (including, infamously, a cat with a racial epithet for a name).

In both poker and the financial markets, tweaking the rules in hopes of creating more speculative action through the illusion of enticingly higher payoffs paradoxically and subtly creates very unenticing, yet very risky, payoffs in the end.

Subtly and very reluctantly, that transitional flow is taking place now in Lower Manhattan.

And his comic books are sometimes subtly, sometimes very blatantly borrowing from the movies that he loved.

I loved how Michael Slovis' direction and Vince Gilligan's script subtly, but very effectively called attention to Walt's pride and arrogance when his family returned.

Another holy man expressed himself less subtly: "This is very ugly and very nasty to have these people come to Jerusalem".