Sentence examples for a subtle tweak from inspiring English sources

Call it a baby step, but in June, Apple's marketing team made a subtle tweak to its Web site, replacing the usual company line — that its Mac computer "doesn't get PC viruses" — with simply: "Built to be safe".

But that's a very subtle tweak.

The consumer version of the product offers a few subtle tweaks from the prototype the company's been showing off for a while, including a small whiteboard eraser built into the bottom of the robot.

He starts off promisingly with a few subtle tweaks, keeping things nice and simple even in the middle of a sweaty, nauseatingly green club.

Yet a few subtle tweaks, plus the passage of time, have rendered the Lincoln Center version treacle-free.

He used that time to gain comfort with a subtle mechanical tweak — his hips now open more as he finishes his delivery — and a new curveball, one that he turned to out of necessity.

Pointing to a subtle design tweak to the Journal's front-page layout which debuted Monday, Murdoch said, "we think these changes will enable us to attract more readers, more advertisers at more attractive pricing, allowing us to outperform the general newspaper industry".

As it happened, the protagonists of the violent domestic dispute had nothing to do with The Wire, but think what fun a real master of the screenwriting game – a Julian Fellowes say, or even the people who write Poirot  – could have by giving this promising raw material a couple of subtle tweaks.

There will also likely be a lot of subtle tweaks to the UI in order to unify the entire service.

The course has been stretched by 54 yards and a number of subtle tweaks made, including the removal of 13 bunkers to make 82 in all.

The history of the term conatus is that of a series of subtle tweaks in meaning and clarifications of scope developed over the course of two and a half millennia.