Sentence examples for a subtly different form from inspiring English sources

For in the darkness, above all perhaps in familiar or routine places, everything acquires a subtly different form or volume.

Such beauty takes a subtly different form in the classical and romantic periods and also in the different individual arts.

This is a subtly different form of saturation, in which all of the concepts in the substantive theory being developed are well understood and can be substantiated from the data [ 19].

They seem to be a subtly different sort of Islamist killer from those in Mumbai.

Others adopt a subtly different sort of antirealism.

A subtly different variant of G. ruber Type Ib was discovered in the Arabian Sea, splitting Ib into subtypes Ib(1) and the new Ib(2).

This distinction between pure beauty, found in Greek sculpture, and the more concrete beauty found in Greek drama means that ideal beauty actually takes two subtly different forms.

To talk about the form of a judgment will involve a subtly different notion of 'form' than to talk about the form of a linguistic representation.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign took a subtly different position, saying that she opposed the agreement in its current form.

Each work gets a subtly different approach.

The world Aomame descends into has a subtly different history, and there are also — less subtly — two moons.