Sentence examples for a subtle but noticeable from inspiring English sources

Weymi speaks English with a subtle but noticeable accent, and was relieved when I switched to Mandarin.

The sound of the album represents a subtle but noticeable shift for Feist, the singer-songwriter best known for her airy confection "1234".

The main reason, according to several former directors I spoke to, was a subtle but noticeable shift in the company's priorities that began in the mid-2000s.

The two changes will have a subtle but noticeable effect on the 69,000 commuters estimated to use the 59th Street-Columbus Circle station each day.

As a result, patients often see a subtle but noticeable change in the texture and quality of their skin over time -- or, as is often the case, the people around them notice first.

A small sprinkling of an enticing scent can make a subtle (but noticeable) difference that your partner will most likely appreciate.

It's a subtle effect but noticeable.

John Sherba, a Grammy-winning violinist with the Kronos Quartet, said that the results were subtle but noticeable especially on a newer instrument.

"Subtle but noticeable" isn't exactly a ringing endorsement, it must be said.

By making subtle but noticeable changes in the rhythm or phrasing of a tune, modulating to another key, changing the melody itself or varying the instruments playing it, Tchaikovsky could keep a listener's interest from flagging.

In the meantime, the brothers' interpretations of Dad's original sauce have created subtle but noticeable distinctions.