Even cooler: "By subtly warming their immediate environment..
Degas liked to watch horses and jockeys doing nothing in particular but subtly warming up.
Not a perfume, but this body oil formula smells even more lovely, very subtly adding warm spiciness to the white flowers and mandarin orange.
They're full of soft rice and tomato, subtly sweet — warm, savory, tangy and floral, like a glass of spicy Zinfandel somehow magicked into a hot appetizer.
In the course of "Ninotchka," her speech, at first flat and dry, subtly modulates, warms, sexualizes.
The second scene takes place in 1996, in the home of the adult Amelia, portrayed by the subtly charismatic, vocally warm and lovely mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey.
So that was just a beautiful invitation to explore colour subtly and allow warm and cool colours to interact, even if at times one was dominant over the other.
The work is highly episodic, a structure emphasized by Joe Levasseur's lighting, subtly cooling and warming, and by Jason Sebastian's sound design, shifting among buzzes, guitar figures and sometimes a beat.
Hart paid tribute to his recently departed former employer John Dankworth in the ballad For JD; if the theme was a shade evasive, the vibraphonist's clustered runs and Alessi's subtly weighted rejoinders warmed it.
The restaurant occupies the back half of the ground floor of the annoyingly named Flatotel, and Glen Coben, a designer who once worked for David Rockwell, has imposed a subtly minimalist look with warm touches.
The cold, dark weather and winter landscape have subtly given way to warm temperatures, fair weather, and sakura flowers in full bloom.
