Sentence examples similar to a subtle worry from inspiring English sources
Milan had more subtle worries in addition.
She doesn't care if we happen to suffer along the way -- from subtle worries to intense feelings of sorrow, worthlessness or anger -- or create suffering for others.
But there's a subtle note of worry in his voice.
She noted that female doctors, who are often being hired in their childbearing years, may face a subtle form of discrimination, in the worry that they will be less committed or that they will not work as hard when they have children.
The non-psychological game theorist can propose a subtle shift of emphasis: instead of worrying about whether our models should respect a team-centred norm of rationality, we might simply point to empirical evidence that people, and perhaps other agents, seem to often make choices that reveal preferences that are conditional on the welfare of groups with which they are associated.
It seems to be a move toward simplification, a subtle sign that hotels are the place to leave your worries and the clutter of the world behind.
At Community Synagogue, the pending arrival of Rabbi Jacobson has prompted a subtle shift of focus in that one preoccupation of all religious traditions, worrying.
As such, you needn't worry that his sudden interest in hanging out with friends is a subtle indication that things are over between you.
There is nonetheless a subtle difference in the risks of a long period of weak inflation that are worrying the Washington-based IMF and the Frankfurt-based ECB.
But if you only make a subtle change, like going only one shade darker than your natural color, you will not need to worry about maintenance as much.
