Sentence examples for a more subtle one from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that Piketty also creates a problem, if a more subtle one, for those of us on the moderate left.

On its own, the poem is probably a better prank, a more subtle one — and in that one way, I guess, 'better' — but to say it's great poetry is just absurd".

The next objection is a more subtle one: is it hell if you know why you're there?

As Portland's top scorer for the season – with 18 goals from 28 starts – his loss would have an obvious impact, but also a more subtle one too.

I don't think you are a more intelligent reader at 65 than at 25; just a more subtle one, and better able to make comparisons with other books and other writers.

Statisticians have used his data to plot wages divided by prices (showing how much wheat a week's wages would buy) against time, and the point becomes clear as, incidentally, does a more subtle one: the increase in buying power was slowing down.And Playfair was already making a leap of abstraction that few of his contemporaries could follow.

It does indeed pose a challenge to the American-led world order, but a much more subtle one.On September 11th and 12th the SCO held its 14th annual summit in Dushanbe, Tajikistan's capital.

Some of the ways we become imbalanced are obvious, like a right foot that is turned out when standing or walking; others are more subtle, one hip slightly higher than the other.

My US History is a bit fuzzy, but there are plenty of obvious jokes nestled in here, and I'm sure the Googlers have included a few more subtle ones as well.

Even if you are not placing custom software on your Web site, flaws like this, as well as more subtle ones, are discovered on a regular basis in widely deployed Web software packages.

Considerable efforts have been made to characterize and correct the glenohumeral deformities in patients with obstetric brachial plexus injury, but relatively less emphasis has been placed on the more subtle ones, such as those of coracoid process.