Sentence examples for a subtle kind of from inspiring English sources

The old psychology is thus dominated by a subtle kind of religious philosophy".

The two tenors — Mr. Liebman left his soprano at home — presented a subtle kind of contrast.

"It's a subtle kind of apartheid, but more cruel than the colonialism Colombia threw off from Spain".

I think what you see with her is a subtle kind of power, but a power nonetheless".

Halfway between homely and aggressive, the new 1950s-style manisure is a subtle kind of boast: anachronistic but assertive.

And there's also a subtle kind of pressure in Washington circles to seem to know what you actually don't — to be one of the insiders.

The odd man out was John Cage, whose 1942 piece "Credo in US" practices a subtler kind of subversion, combining live percussion with a madcap collage of classical recordings.

Still, just maintaining concentration in this episodic 40-minute sonata, as Ms. Cooper did throughout her sensitive performance, requires a subtler kind of virtuosity.

Michael Connelly takes a break from the exhausting labors of fictional police work to pursue a more abstract line of detection and a subtler kind of criminal cruelty in CHASING THE DIME (Little, Brown, $25.95).

Had it been more of a secret, he would have been a more subtle kind of performer, but he almost certainly wouldn't still be around.

Still, the underlying intrigue is of a subtle kind, focusing on the way each of us — including Weston — frames and distorts our narratives.