Sentence examples for transition subtly from inspiring English sources

Streep, I feel sure, will be able to modulate that psychic transition subtly if her career as an actor and the photo of her as Thatcher are anything to go by.

"If you're trans then by necessity everybody has to know; you can't transition subtly," she says.

Then he transitioned into subtly casting doubt on the qualifications of some unnamed Republican frontrunner.

The rich blues and reds of Ms. Shore's three-part "Winter Village, Dusk" and the subtly modulated transition from dense to open forms in "Dislocations" show how adept she is at both color and structure.

The three alters are broad stereotypes, but Collette makes the moments of transition surprisingly touching, and sometimes subtly comic.

The entranceway steps, which subtly slow the visitor's transition from outside to inside, are a Japanese motif.

When Coraline finds a door that opens into another flat strangely like her own, but subtly different (thus making the classic transition from here, where we live, to there, where the mysteries begin), we believe what we're told.

In works by the Greek sculptor Praxiteles, the forms are softly and subtly blended by means of smooth, blurred transitions.

Muglia and Ray Ozzie were surprisingly in synch around using Silverlight as a stalking horse for embedding Windows in an uber Web OS, disagreeing (or subtly agreeing) only over the timing of the transition.

The £6m recruit promises to prove a key element in Stoke's transition from the pragmatists of Tony Pulis's day to the more subtly sophisticated model being constructed on Mark Hughes's watch.

Some of those who learned to read with the Initial Teaching Alphabet in the 1950s and 1960s were left, after making the transition to traditional orthography, with lifelong uncertainties over words whose spellings were subtly different in the two systems.