Sentence examples for apparently subtle from inspiring English sources

The majority claiming to support the constitution on TV are illiterate and claim they support "Islam", further proving the point that they have no idea what machinations exist within the apparently subtle texts of the constitution.

But an apparently subtle change over the last few months has shifted the balance of power dramatically, significantly weakening the position of the FIA under its president Jean Todt and strengthening that of Ecclestone.

This may reflect the apparently subtle effects of this mutant in vivo or a lack of sensitivity of the in vitro assay.

It relies on cues apparently more subtle than most can perceive — cues many would suggest do not exist.

This is apparently a subtle, highly sensitive matter and the precise mechanisms are as yet poorly understood.

Mice immunized with adjuvanted vaccines showed apparently more subtle signs of infection and smaller weight loss ratios, and their body weight recovery was faster than the vaccine-only groups.

Art now, apparently, is more subtle than it used to be, as are our souls.

It has become fashionable of late, especially Stateside, to whisper everything to camera, because apparently this is subtle.

He was praised by ancient critics as a master of outline drawing, and he apparently relied on subtle contours rather than the new technique of chiaroscuro to suggest the mass of the human body.

Instead the addition of Vegemite is much more subtle – apparently mixed more or less evenly through the chocolate, and producing a salty edge to the Cadbury sweetness that is so in vogue today (think salted caramel everything).

Subtle indeed, apparently.