| However, consideration of the entire passage from which the epigraph is taken suggests a subtlely different interpretation. |
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| His shyness brings out a subtlely that Dano often lacks, while Cusack's dry charm gives the older man a sense of humour, as well as nobility. |
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| Her musicologically correct decision to include the brief slow introduction in her exposition repeat subtlely shifted its centre of gravity. |
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| The latter is subtlely personified by Elena Algado, who dances with lyrical, serpentine grace. |
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| Since 1991, this artisanal chocolate shop offers remarkable chocolate pleasures subtlely crafted using a perfect balance of ingredients. |
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| In recent years, the Grammys have highlighted hip-hop as its main attraction, subtlely teasing as if rap acts will get their big Album of the Year moment, only to give the award to non-hip-hop acts. |
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| And I thought of men I see en route to the office who, through small details, subtlely inserted their own personalities into the conventional suit, like James Aguiar, bottom row, left, and Andrew Mukamal, bottom row, right. |
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| Subtlely replaces the lemon to flavour fish. |
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