Sentence examples for a subtle version from inspiring English sources

I would also be happy with any dish that equaled the runner-up, slow-roasted Cajun chicken, a subtle version of a Louisiana classic, served with soul-satisfying greens and palate-pleasing French fries.

The scene is a subtle version of the artistic community's typical comment on Margaret Thatcher's legacy.

The message of every ad is a subtle version of the bully's taunts: You and I are incomplete or inadequate as we now are.

You might also match the color and weight closely for a more a subtle version. of your pants using a seam ripper.

It has been replaced by a subtler version.

A subtler version of this technique is to attack the so-called "style" of the critic as a means of impugning, really avoiding, the substance of the critique.

This could be interpreted as a subtler version of the Hawthorne effect, if you believe that workers were aware that changes in artificial light were induced by the experimenters, whereas natural light was changing on its own.

Ramen Yamadaya offers a subtler version of tonkotsu broth than some of its competitors.

There is something to this model: Rdio, a streaming music service, provides a more subtle version, populating its home page with the albums that a user's friends are listening to.

The development of TV costume drama in the 1950s and 1960s created a more subtle version of the same phenomenon: an imaginary "Dickensland" in which fog always swirled and bonnets always bobbed along murkily lit streets.

Robert Adams has what would count in Hart's terminology as a revelation-based picture of morality, proposing a very subtle version of the 'divine command' theory of morality.