Sentence examples for a sort of subtle from inspiring English sources

It's a sort of subtle intolerance towards people that's very bad".

But in a sort of subtle, moderate way that was not apparent right from the beginning.

The fact that stories could circulate about, and emanate from, people who lived here now, including those I didn't notice, perhaps pointed to a sort of subtle but vigorous regeneration.

The clouds go by too quickly to be accurate about them individually, so the moments are a sort of subtle fiction.

The throughline that unites all the deep, dark, and otherworldly ephemera that's come out of Bristol, England's Young Echo collective is a sort of subtle creep.

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"She has a very sort of subtle quality to her," Ms. Sterling said.

Footsteps on leaves, the crackle of a fire these sort of subtle sound effects tend to feel closer to your ear than they should based on the camera angle.

"I am an actor's actor; I do all sorts of subtle things onstage that other actors appreciate," says Alexis Sottile, playing a version of herself in the freshest scene in the sly and sloppy experiment "Brandywine Distillery Fire," written by Matthew Freeman.

Battier seems to help the team in all sorts of subtle, hard-to-measure ways, with a weird combination of obvious weaknesses and nearly invisible strengths".

We respond to emotional cues and pheromones and all sorts of subtle factors.