In his book "The Seven Storey Mountain" (Harcourt, 1948), Merton recalled Mr. Lax as a student as "a kind of combination of Hamlet and Elias" and "a potential prophet, but without rage" with "a mind full of tremendous and subtle intuitions".
Even so, and as also in any good soap, there is a tremendous amount of subtle high-end craft going on, to keep people and information moving around efficiently, and to hit end-of-episode emotional climaxes.
He and his band — Miles Miller on drums, Kevin Black on bass and the outstanding Little Joe on guitar, who extracted tremendous meaning from subtle moves — were resilient and forceful, toying around with bluegrass and Southern rock in addition to the hard country of the 1970s.
There's no special attention to through-the-body line or subtle musicality but tremendous emphasis on higher-than-high extensions.
Most viewers watched and wondered, "How could they do that to them?" But a few, like me, watched and wondered, "How could they do that to us?" Such a subtle shift in perspective has tremendous impact.
The result was a subtle, mysterious work, danced by six tremendous performers.
Although crystal structures have shed tremendous light on catalytic components of kinases, the more subtle regulatory interactions distributed throughout the kinase have been difficult to distinguish.
The subtle, stirring title story ably illustrates Ms. Bloom's tremendous gift for imagining life as a series of choices, with the paths not taken as vivid as the ones that are.
The subtle shading of the clothing in "El Cardenal" shows off Botero's tremendous skills as a painter; he has the dexterity of an old master.
The subtle, patient gesture functioned as a kind of deterrent, indicating the tremendous power he could deploy if he chose to.
