Sentence examples for a little too subtle from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem like an artisan product and the flavour is a little too subtle for me.

Furthermore, the story's resolution, expressed visually but not in words, feels a little too subtle — if one is not looking closely enough, the cotton-in-the-ears gag fades into the beautiful scenery.

Update: Apparently my phrasing was a little too subtle.

Created by Hunter Walk and Gregor Hochmuth, the site offers three profile images to choose from: a simple pitch-black one, which is both easy to create on your own, and a little too subtle for the issue in my opinion; a slightly less conceptual one that just says "Stop SOPA" in place of your photo; or one that lets you easily layer the text "Stop SOPA" beneath your existing profile image.

1], and I just said, 'So, what are your plans tonight?' Might have been a little too subtle".

We found their flavor a little too subtle but when we requested salt and red pepper flakes, it perked them right up.

I feel like it's a little too direct and you could have been more subtle".

Just a little too much mint or sage can overwhelm a dish, but chives are subtle.

Lamé's delivery is sometimes a little too matter-of-fact, when you feel she could be more sly and subtle.

Sony's take on Android is elegant and demure, with subtle colours and neat icons – though the camera shortcut is a little too intricately designed for my liking.

Trump doesn't want Muslims to come to America and Scalia, in not-so-subtle language, has suggested that black students are just a little too "slow".