Sentence examples for Subtle controversy from inspiring English sources

Create subtle controversy.

For the politically sensitive, the text can also be read as subtle hint to the controversy over Russia's foreign policy, and its annexation of Crimea last year.

His remarks could be interpreted as a subtle response to the controversy. .

Cranial manipulation has received criticism because of the subtle, difficult to learn techniques, controversy over whether or not cranial bone structures move, and what if any clinical effects have been shown.

As it turned out, the moment is very subtle, but it still sparked controversy in the Southeast Asian Malaysia, a majority-Muslim nation of 30 million.

Garton Ash's judgments about literary controversies are especially subtle and sound.

"Charlie" was a not-so-subtle reference to the De Gaulle controversy, as well as a nod to the "Peanuts" character Charlie Brown.

Controversy works better than something subtle".

Rows over what photographs Facebook will permit on its vast social network are nothing new: its no-nudity picture policy has caused controversy before due its less than subtle approach.

Her work triggered a storm of controversy but also provoked research that yielded a more subtle understanding of the impossible task these leaders faced in confronting the Nazis' overwhelming power and fervent, disciplined commitment to annihilate the Jewish people.

This point of Fischer's is subtle and cannot be explored further here.] Set aside the controversy over the manipulation argument.