Sentence examples for a subtle man from inspiring English sources

Now, Prime Minister Sharon does not seem like a subtle man.

He is a subtle man, used to saying things with silence.

He describes Islam Karimov, the president of the repressive government of Uzbekistan, as "a subtle man in the Oriental tradition".

Baxter, a clever, subtle man, knows the success story, but he is also aware that Sweden is not just a land of smorgasbord and midnight sauna.

"I'm doing my impersonation of a civilized, subtle man".

It was a shy, subtle man bun -- and, hey, we're not hating it.

A wry and subtle man with credentials as a peacemaker as well as a fighter, Mr. Barghouti has become one of the most popular Palestinian leaders, partly by advocating violence.

A wry and subtle man given to blue jeans and leather jackets, he has positioned himself as the common man's alternative to corrupt, aging ministers around Mr. Arafat whose roots in the West Bank are not as deep.

He was a subtle, gentle man.

A reporter for the Times of London later described him as "a subtle, quick man, rejoicing in power, given to perorate and to oracular utterances, fond of badinage and bursting with the importance of state mysteries".

A1 Pope's Rule Takes Active Turn For many church experts, Pope Benedict XVI's document banning most gay men from the priesthood was an overdue sign that his papacy would be an active one -- though perhaps quieter, more deliberative and more surprising than many expected when this very subtle man took office seven months ago.