“He turned their heart to hate his people, to deal subtilly with his servants.”

“Valery subtly suggests the progression of evening in the language of the second quatrain's closing lines.”

“But slowly, subtly, sometime around midlife, your particular data points start to arrange themselves on the larger human curve.”

“Her work is abstract, using geometrical shapes subtly arranged and typically painted in soft colours.”

“However, consideration of the entire passage from which the epigraph is taken suggests a subtlely different interpretation.”

“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.”

“Her musicologically correct decision to include the brief slow introduction in her exposition repeat subtlely shifted its centre of gravity.”