Sentence examples for a subtle extension from inspiring English sources
Today's business world requires a subtle extension of our approach to diversity one that emphasizes an appreciation of multiple points of view.
In its way, Mr. Mandelbaum's book can help explain America to Americans, but it is also a subtle extension of his own expertise in foreign policy.
The expectation that black leaders and movements should automatically do so is a subtle extension of the sort of white-centric entitlement that gives rise to the need for such movements in the first place.
It turns out that this action has a subtle extension to the context of Nichols algebras of diagonal, but not necessarily Cartan, type.
Of course in these hyper-partisan times, where even shaving products are ensnared in political controversy, honoring Washington and Strode now would sadly be interpreted by much of the country as a prod in the culture wars — a not-so-subtle extension of Colin Kaepernick's protest movement.
On the Etch-A-Sketch, you can draw completely separate objects, however it is very difficult, so you must find ways to connect them, whether making subtle extensions or using the border to transport the cursor.
In those few seconds of the league's version of phone-a-friend, coaches can also relay details about an opponent's personnel and, by extension, provide a subtle shift in the N.F.L.'s balance of power.
Cojocaru may vamp with the best of them, snapping into a deep flamenco backbend, flaunting ear-high extensions, but there is a subtle music in her phrasing.
It is a subtle distinction, but both are seen as extensions of the American community rather than as part of the American institutional apparatus.
Presuming extension compatibility can be taken care of, Firefox 2.0 should be a subtle but definite change for the better.
