Sentence examples for a subtle one from inspiring English sources

Summoned by Ian Stark, the writer learns, to his considerable horror, that the dictator has "a great favor" to ask of him: Alan is to produce a novel (a "subtle" one, no less) depicting "the impact of the sanctions on the people, on the families of war veterans," which will help persuade the G-7 nations to rethink their policy; the authorship of the book will be attributed to Great Uncle himself.

The balance between remembering and forgetting and passing on memories of struggle to a new generation is a subtle one for Sachs and for South Africa.

Macklemore's concession was a subtle one.

The change itself is a subtle one.

However, the Abu Qatada story is quite a subtle one.

In some cases the dynamic of persuasion is a subtle one; in others it is not.

Le Guin's struggle is a subtler one.

But a deeper draw, I suspect, and a subtler one, lies in the Boxcar Children's specific idea of a good time.

But would the politically controlling Communist regime have ever opened the country's living rooms to the network of a foreigner, even a subtler one?

Milton's Paradise Lost was the natural successor and a subtler one, for here the villain is enormously attractive and appeals to all our emotions, including pity.

The question here is a subtler one, namely that of how to formulate this principle as an axiom.