Sentence examples for a bit too subtle from inspiring English sources

But that's a bit too subtle for most Jews.

Such trade-offs are, of course, a bit too subtle for any presidential campaign.

And there were Fridays when Milena's offering was just a bit too subtle or too bland.

In fact, if I have a criticism, it's that the experience can be a bit too subtle, at least with videos that weren't specifically designed for the Cinematique experience.

It's a bit too subtle (I missed it at first), but you can click the "Spotify Profile" button below their name to switch to see their recent Spotify listening activity and playlists.

My assumption is that there's a Google product (or two) that re-enables Web History for one reason or another, and the alert mentioning that fact (if said alert exists) is just a bit too subtle for any of us to remember.

A vérité nod to the halls of St. Peter's — full of resin and incense and myrrh — it is also a bit too operatic to be subtle.

A bit too bulky.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

A bit too radical?