It's here where perhaps the subtlest objection comes to virtual meetings.
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Now we arrive at a third lie, the subtlest of all.
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Critics have praised the LP as Mr. Morby's subtlest work yet.
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It is her subtlest, most playful album, and possibly her best.
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Always the subtlest Pistol Annie, she's also the most warmly luscious singer.
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After making the briefest, subtlest of stank faces, Nenê glances at his hand.
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Her performance is painfully recognizable, from the stuttering to the subtlest of eye twitches.
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I was immediately struck by the careful attention paid to even the subtlest details.
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What follows is the show's subtlest and smartest reference to popular culture's macho milestones yet.
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Sikander is barely visible in the subtlest of the portraits, her face camouflaged by the background.
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Decisions like these, based on public opinion, might someday dictate the subtlest interactions between animals everywhere.
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It is our subtlest season, our bittersweet season, one that can prompt feelings of deep yearning.
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It's one of the subtlest but most pronounced ways the Academy has marked its increased international membership.
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Upon painstaking inspection, technicians detected the subtlest of structural anomalies, a difference that unequivocally pointed to cheating.
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The cleverest barb will go unrecognized, the subtlest insult will barely stir the air in his head.
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And sometimes technology shapes them in the subtlest ways—such as when they casually invoke Facebook and iPhones.
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The subtlest joy of these essays is sensing Smith's own personhood, a personhood inseparable from her intellectual life.
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At the same time, a background of such uncertainty throws even the subtlest formal gesture into high relief.
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He makes tables appear when it seems there are none, slinking through bodies like the subtlest maître d'.
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In "Le Rêveur," the subtlest suggestion of light-flowing passagework gave body to the tender melody rising over it.
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Even the subtlest signs of positivity in a face, they concluded, were strong indicators of a higher social class.
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It's a challenge in the world of dating, where even the subtlest gestures can carry a lot of intention.
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Also, the camera is right there on your face, and the subtlest little things that go on can be read.
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It's really unlikely that the royals would make even the subtlest of anti-Trump gestures at this point in time.
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Mr. Mueller has reason to be cautious, given a political climate where the subtlest remark can be blown into a scandal.
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Lucky for you, this winter's biggest trends are some of the chicest, subtlest takes on the ubiquitous, often-cheesy 'Christmas' manicure.
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The writers of this series, not always the subtlest bunch, may have retroactively given Abramson greater prophetic powers than she actually had.
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But this most recent change-up is the perfect example of how even the subtlest spring hair refresh can make a big impact.
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As the graphics in games and movies edge closer and closer to photorealism, even the subtlest tricks of the light must be simulated.
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Something as simple as a stare can convey anger, lust, or confusion with only the subtlest of changes to the rest of your body.
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"The less exuberant can always opt for accents of red in their accessories, like ties, pocket squares, and, the subtlest of the lot, socks."
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When she recreated de Mille's choreography, Miss de Lappe used her mentor's vocabulary, vivid with motivational similes, to inform even the subtlest of movements.
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It could stop on a dime, and it allowed me to weave in and out of groups of people with the subtlest of body movements.
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But the 1940s-set The Little Stranger is slight by design: Despite its gothic trappings, this is a ghost story with the subtlest of thrills.
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He knows its smell, its subtlest moods, its allure and tedium — how the sight of a child soldier, say, can provoke more annoyance than fear.
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The new cups is that their designs give the subtlest nods to the season, making many of them ideal to drink from year-round as well.
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In the first season, we only had the subtlest of hints that Ellie Miller's husband Joe was guilty until the big reveal came in Episode 8.
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But among the most memorable moments were the subtlest, as when Ms. Bullock trilled over the barest hint of high strings, bells and softly tolling drum.
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That when he refers to himself in the third person, he is expressing not a personality disorder but an intuitive grasp of the subtlest Buddhist teachings?
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She has also not yet learned to be mistrustful of the illusory softness of families like Elena's, leaving her vulnerable to the subtlest forms of exploitation.
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It absorbed in seconds, felt silky as hell on my skin, and left behind the subtlest smell of grapefruit you'd usually only get from the real thing.
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She even used one of the stuffed animals as a puppet, making it "talk" as she discussed the importance of recognizing costume designers and their "subtlest" work.
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The sheer size of Survivor's audience gives even the subtlest of messages about the wildlife living in remote corners of the Earth potential to make an impact.
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Quite possibly the easiest self-tanning product around, this rose water-based mist cools and leaves the subtlest, buildable hint of color — even when sprayed over makeup.
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Still, with only the subtlest modulations of his voice, this actor holds his own, finding a tone that suggests the grain of pain in its numbed detachment.
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The creamy, neutral-colored pigment is infused with the subtlest hint of rose gold — enough to add a barely perceptible shimmer but nothing over-the-top or glittery.
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The subtlest looks are rewarded because women who seemingly don't care about their looks are praised and envied, so long as they still meet typical definitions of beauty.
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It's the subtlest of the broken windows, with minimal traces of the artist's illusory devices, but all the more powerful for its simple evocations of metaphor and possibility.
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Dictionary.com and Merriam-Webster continue to keep a close watch on current events, while often trolling the president in the subtlest of ways and picking up on online trends.
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Again, these are the subtlest of details in a typing experience, and I by no means mean to say that typing was bad or unbearable on the previous Pro.
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The subtlest and most enduring gift that chess gave me is the awareness that we can feel gratitude for life regardless of the happiness it offers at any given moment.
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Or is there something about the peculiar intimacy of the online lesson — the way it permits a student to scrutinize a teacher's subtlest movements — that has transformed the learning process?
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On the first night I was there, the baritone Roman Trekel and the pianist Oliver Pohl gave an all-Schubert program: a meticulous, reserved performance in which the subtlest nuances registered.
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They also boast zero flavor migration, so not only will they keep the tips from accumulating germs, but they'll also stop even the subtlest spices and flavors in your dish from transferring.
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The product is made with two unique parts — the outer core is enhanced with real crystal extracts for the subtlest shimmer, while the inner core is made up of solid, moisturizing oils.
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I'd become so dependent on and attuned to the voices on the other end that I could detect the subtlest emotional shifts, like dipping my finger into water to test its heat.
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On Saturday, Kipchoge showed the subtlest signs of strain on his face in the first half of the run and fell a couple seconds behind his desired pace in a few portions.
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In wake of the Women's Marches effectively protesting against Trump's inauguration, and other nationwide protests of the new administration's policies, people have been quick to jump on even the subtlest signs of resistance.
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But with the subtlest bend or fold of a line, Deuchars somehow invests them, and the rest of the shapes that make up Bob's simple bird body, with a spectacular range of emotions.
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Whether it is in a remote churchyard or a rural village hall, the Queen has, in the subtlest of ways, given it a gentle yet powerful nudge to get it back on track.
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Ronan may be the keenest, subtlest, smartest actress under 30 working in movies today, and while Mr. Howle's is a less familiar face, it is one of those faces you can't stop observing.
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I truly thought I was doing him a favor by buying him the "Charmbracelet" CD as a Christmas gift — not exactly the subtlest way of suggesting he finally make the leap to lambdom.
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In the subtlest possible way, Sanders does seem to be nodding to political realities at a time when the chances of his actually being the nominee seem as good as they've ever been.
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But its strongest and subtlest theme is that closely attending to the world around us, and to the people around us, is a kind of grace that makes space for us to love.
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As researchers urgently explore what GPS is doing to our minds, wave-piloting — a technique that seems to involve the subtlest environmental cues a person can detect — is slipping, virtually unnoticed, from human consciousness.
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Ms. Ronan may be the keenest, subtlest, smartest actress under 30 working in movies today, and while Mr. Howle's is a less familiar face, it is one of those faces you can't stop observing.
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"Mifune: The Last Samurai" is a celebration of the originality and influence of the Japanese star Toshiro Mifune (1920-1997), shown as a rare actor capable of the subtlest stoicism and the wildest bravado.
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Plenty of precursors, such as Robert Irwin's subtlest site-specific installations and Bruce Nauman's 1967-8 Dance or Exercises on the Perimeter of a Square (Square Dance), demarcate exhibition space through an economy of gesture.
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One of the subtlest and most pervasive is social ostracism — coding empathy as the fun killer, consideration for others as an embarrassing weakness and dissenting voices as out-of-touch, bleeding-heart dweebs (at best).
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I single out Ricardo Graziano, Victoria Hulland, Daniel Pratt as Elgar, Lady Elgar, and Jaeger, who, with subtlest movements of the eyes and gestures, brought, most musically, many of the ballet's suggestions to new life.
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The "recently returned" shelf is perhaps the subtlest, most indirect way of advising readers, nudging them toward what others in the community are reading — an index of local interests, a record of your neighbors' whims.
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Unlike other methods of analysis, 3D scanning excels at tracking the subtlest of changes across a canvas; it can measure differences as small as 10 microns, or a tenth the width of a human hair.
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Even the subtlest tricks can have an effect on a team's mind-set, Cowher said, like when the Denver Broncos put a sign in the opposing locker room warning visitors of the signs of altitude sickness.
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But Blood on the Tracks is the last album you would expect goodies from, because it's where Dylan finally embraced '70s standards of studio polish; it's his subtlest, most delicate, most carefully crafted set of songs.
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"Kuroda's change in language merely reflects recent price gains, but people have become sensitive to even the subtlest difference since the BOJ cut bond purchases," said Shuji Tonouchi, senior market economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Her story line might have come off as hacky if her secret hadn't been so carefully revealed in Episode 9, a standout half-hour directed by Lynn Shelton ("Your Sister's Sister"), one of indie film's subtlest storytellers.
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His second came after 68 minutes at the end of a flowing French move with Olivier Giroud providing the subtlest of touches to lay the ball into Mbappe's path and the teenager finishing right-footed with some elan.
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These are not technical puzzles to be cracked in the middle of the night but some of the subtlest aspects of human affairs, including the meaning of truth, the limits of free speech, and the origins of violence.
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He hoped she liked the poetry he made out of it, how he wanted her to see what he saw, and to imagine seeing with or as her; the world's subtlest fireworks announcing the problem of other minds.
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She seemed comfortable in all eight languages, and crystal-clear in English, but she always brings to French the subtlest relish, so songs by Fauré, Duparc and Debussy were highlights — sensual but never heavy, serene but never dull.
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Perhaps the subtlest of these is that the median cost figure is reporting gross premiums, whereas the figure below is reporting net premiums — which takes into account the federal subsidy, which is based on an individual's family income.
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If this has happened to you before, you might know exactly what I'm talking about: Passively learning how much my friends are enjoying their lives without me is one of the subtlest indignities of using an app like Venmo.
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Arguably the greatest singer of the 20th century, Callas — eerily, well, radiant in a white satiny gown and rich red stole — was recreated for the occasion, down to the minutest movements of her hands and the subtlest facial gestures.
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They are the subtlest, the most achingly beautiful, and the most meaningful to me of the show because they are infused with the finesse of sensually embodied flows of virtuality that speak both to our exalted emotions and everyday electronics.
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In a sense, though, every book bears traces of the times in which it is written—and some of the subtlest and most interesting reflections on the roots of Brexit have come in titles that engage with the subject indirectly.
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Rebranded as the Met Breuer — with the subtlest sprucing up by architects Beyer Blinder Belle — this move is the first step of a plan that will include a $286 million new wing in the Met's Fifth Avenue building as well.
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"The subtlest advantage of Mr. Kupfer's concept, especially striking beside the work of directors who willfully or ignorantly divorce dramaturgy from music, is its capacity to 'explain' stylistic disparities in the score," Joseph Horowitz wrote in The New York Times.
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Foy has mastered the art of expressing profound discomfort with the subtlest of glances, but she's matched by the splendid work from Kirby and Smith, each wrestling with their greatness-adjacent real estate, and the ceremonial fanfare and protocol that shackles them.
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Perhaps the subtlest reflection on America's present and future was Raf Simons's first collection for Calvin Klein, in which the designer celebrated "different characters and different individuals" with a series of easy, unfussy looks that included an American flag turned into a skirt.
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The ones who pick up on the subtlest cues, the most random bits of information, and somehow magically recall them months later — just in time for the holidays — to procure a special, super-thoughtful gift that you'll probably cherish for all of eternity?
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In an Instagram post from earlier today, Too Faced announced the contents of the collection — along with a caption that could be totally innocent, but, thanks to the recent beef between Von D and Jeffree Star, could also be interpreted as the subtlest shade.
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And with them, the subtlest of signals, associated with the rarest, highest-energy processes during inflation, are lost: Cosmologists will never be able to gather enough statistics in our finite patch of sky to tease them out, precluding a complete accounting of nature's fundamental constituents.
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It looks simple enough, but as Vuignier elaborates in this 'Making of' video, it was the subtlest of design tweaks and improvements, discovered through elaborate testing, that led to the rig's final design, and the amazing bullet-time footage that only requires a single operator.
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Dark, eel-like, and roughly three and a half inches long, these deep-sea creatures glow with bioluminescence and have evolved a complex sensory system that allows them to detect even the subtlest movements in the ocean's shadowy realms, then attract and capture their prey.
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With a boyish, mercurial face evincing the subtlest shift in affect, the actor has resisted staid masculine archetypes in wildly different ways (of his drag performance in Almodovar's Bad Education, he has boasted, "It didn't take that long in the makeup room to look like a woman").
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It's not my favorite musical—Vandergelder is a one-note creation, a long misanthropic whine, and Herman is not the subtlest lyricist in the world—and until I saw Midler in the role I was partial to the 1969 Barbra Streisand film version, directed by Gene Kelly.
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Mr. Overstreet belonged to a generation of contemporary African-American visual artists who came of age in the civil rights era and addressed the burning political issues of the day in a wide variety of forms and styles, from overt protest work to the subtlest geometric abstraction.
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The irony for a book that could be seen to mock self-help culture is that it is, in itself, the kind of story that — in the subtlest of ways — can instruct us, and nourish us, and make us want to live and love a little better.
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He instructed them to take their turn in introducing themselves, by improvising danced self-portraits that ended the way he had started, filling in the phrase "My name is…" And he showed them what he meant, commanding attention with the subtlest undulations of his small, wiry body.
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Why it matters: Mueller and his team have been the target of constant attacks from supporters of the president, but he has "special reason to be cautious," the New York Times reports, when even "the subtlest remark can be blown into a scandal" in the current political climate.
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If you ask us, you might as well embrace both of these astrological vibes, even if you only feel the shift in the subtlest ways: Ideate and let your imagination run a little wild on Monday, then spend Tuesday figuring out how you can make those dreams a reality.
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Okja is the prize exhibit of an evil corporation (satire has never been Bong's subtlest suit), which plans to transport her first to its headquarters, in Seoul, then to New York, where she will be put on public show, and, finally—this is less well advertised—to the slaughterhouse.
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Molly seemed both determined to listen to "The Riff" from Hal's console and remarkably interested in Hal's job duties, apparently fascinated by her subtlest gestures: her fingers sliding down the pot on a guest who had become animated and loud; patching in an ISDN line for a studio hookup.
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"King Kong," written by Jack Thorne and directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie (now playing at the Broadway Theatre, with songs by Eddie Perfect and a score by Marius de Vries), adds the subtlest tweak, accomplished solely through casting, to the story: Ann Darrow, the damsel, is black.
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Alberta Ferretti lined the entryway to her show with two ranks of white-coated women from her atelier, and at Brunello Cucinelli, diamanté was hand-embroidered onto suede espadrilles, and the tiniest, subtlest sequins added onto — well, pretty much anything, including gold linen shawls and white cotton trousers.
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Click here to view original GIFInstead of sliding your finger across a set of virtual controls on the touchscreen of a smartphone or a tablet, Sphero's new wearable is packed full of ultra-sensitive gyroscopic motion sensors that track the subtlest of Jedi movements, and then translates them into commands for BB-8.
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Indeed, analysts quickly speculated about the loopholes through which Mr. Netanyahu could slip free of his new commitment: dragging his feet on the promise to avoid interfering with a potential Trump peace proposal; arguing that changing circumstances made it no longer workable; or acceding only to the subtlest incremental applications of Israeli law to the territories, but nothing that equated with formal annexation.
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The shade names are almost as otherworldly as the metallic pigments themselves: Spectra (a muted plum) could double as your new smoky eye secret weapon; Eclipse (a rosy champagne) lends your skin the subtlest hit of sheen; Orion (a sky blue) swipes on with mirror-like shine; Luna (a moody lilac) is a deeper version of your favorite lavenders; Lyra (a peachy coral) has equal parts red and blue undertones to flatter any complexion; Helia (a yellow-gold) is just as iridescent as it looks.
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