Sentence examples for a more subtle kind from inspiring English sources

It's a more subtle kind of thing, but as everyone knows, deep down we are supreme".

Had it been more of a secret, he would have been a more subtle kind of performer, but he almost certainly wouldn't still be around.

In a departure from normal practice on the RealClimate.org site, this post is a commentary on a piece of out-and-out fiction (unlike most of the other posts which deal with a more subtle kind).

It is a more subtle kind of error than operating on the wrong limb; indeed, this sort of mistake is not always recognized, and yet the consequences can be grave.

To use one's last months well requires a far more subtle kind of assistance, of a kind once routinely found in religious faith but harder to locate in a secular and questioning age.

But in recent years some researchers have begun to focus on a different, often more subtle kind of wordless communication: physical contact.

Still, this therapist was not an expert in OCD, particularly the more subtle kind I had.

What Peggy has become more aware of now is the possibility of the opposite, more subtle, kind of coercion — not the influence of a greedy relative or a cost-conscious state that wants you to die, but pressure from a much-loved spouse or partner who wants you to live.

To accommodate this more subtle kind of difference, proponents of the principle of charity might point out that charity does not require complete agreement, but only "substantial" agreement or agreement on "ultimate" or "fundamental" disagreement.

In the last week, they helped me put together a broad measure of the job market — one including both official unemployment and more subtle kinds — stretching back to 1970.

"I would like to believe that flagrant, intentional racism is rare," but "more subtle kinds of bias can't be ruled out," Collins says.