Sentence examples for a combination of subtle from inspiring English sources

A combination of subtle and not-so-subtle conditions typically accompanies this largesse.

Under the Mubarak regime, boundaries weren't formally defined, and the press was managed through a combination of subtle threats and rewards.

And the Wind Rivers remain one of the last bastions for golden trout, a fish so painted in pastel, a combination of subtle gold and orange, highlighted by a penetrating red slash, that they become almost impossible to describe accurately.

This offers a better method to split features apart from the split in data, thus enabling the classifier to pick a combination of subtle changes in certain features of the data.

Sometimes this leads him to doubt the amount of personal contribution he has put into a site, but as he explains, "I've learnt that an excessive presence counteracts what I'm trying to achieve - a combination of subtle and sublime".

Or facial work-outs Noel Kingsley, lauded practitioner of the Alexander Technique, lays his hands on relevant muscles and, through a combination of very subtle massage, muscular suggestion and an almost hypnotic spiel, gently releases the tension within them, to relieve headaches, neck and jaw aches, and general stress.

That's my feeling… why should you call it that?' It is often not the diagnosis but a combination of generally subtle signals that prompts GPs to consider palliative care needs.

GPs reported that a combination of several signals, often subtle and not explicit, made them identify a need for palliative care: signals from patients (increasing care dependency and not recuperating after intercurrent diseases) and signals from relatives or reports from medical specialists.

Mayweather is the rare combination of subtle boxer and flamboyant personality, a tactical wizard inside the ring and a cocksure loudmouth outside it.

The combination of subtle, high-end finishes and a prime West Village address was apparently catnip to buyers willing to cope with less-than-loftlike ceiling heights: the ceilings top out just over eight feet.

Thus, the enrichment of PCSs that reside in L1 repeats seems to result from combination of subtle effects, i.e. a slightly higher coverage and marginally elevated conservation of L1 in imprinted regions.