This would seem to be a subtle acknowledgment that Judaism, being one of the three monotheistic religions, has some vague connection to the land of Israel.
But in the waning days of the campaign, Mr. McCall turned to Mr. Sharpton for help, in a subtle acknowledgment that his own efforts -- and those of his advisers in Harlem -- had not gone far enough.
The word "officially" was illuminating: a subtle acknowledgment, whether intended or not, that women have already been fighting, and dying, in combat roles.
Overshadowing the results was a subtle acknowledgment that the company's dominance in the United States has slipped, if only slightly, for two consecutive quarters.
"I will live and lead by these principles -- to advance my convictions with civility, to pursue the public interest with courage, to speak for greater justice and compassion, to call for responsibility, and try to live it as well," Mr. Bush pledged, a subtle and fleeting acknowledgment of the turmoil that constantly swirled around Mr. Clinton.
It was subtle acknowledgment that while the philosophy of rest remained intact, something had to change after the Colts had gone 0-3 in the Manning era after a postseason bye week.
I am deeply honored by this once-in-a-lifetime acknowledgment of my work".
Of course, it is also a not-so-subtle acknowledgment that as great as the simplicity of mobile is, sometimes we just need desktop-level features like a file system and windows.
My family has never heard an apology, an acknowledgment of any wrongdoing".
That seemed a not-so-subtle acknowledgment by Mr. Booker that Mr. James's characterization of him as little more than an opportunistic carpetbagger may have cost the councilman more than a few votes in Tuesday's election.
