Sentence examples for are particularly subtle from inspiring English sources

Neither of these conceptions are particularly subtle: the Kennedys as American Landmark flashcards.

Vietnamese cuisine leans heavily on seafood, and while none of the fish dishes here are particularly subtle, they can be dazzling -- sunrise in a rain forest.

His aides, for one, and they are not being particularly subtle.

Actors – Nikki Amuka-Bird is particularly subtle – move expressively into dance.

The links do not bear any fingerprints, but nothing else about them was particularly subtle.

Pancho's boxing knowledge is a small part of the novel, but it is particularly subtle and convincing.

The McCain campaign hasn't been particularly subtle in pushing their view that Mr Obama is an Other.

Even though Trump shifted his vocabulary, he hadn't been particularly subtle, King noted: "He explained that he wasn't going to call it religion anymore.

This issue is particularly subtle and important when dealing with turbulent geophysical systems with an vast range of interacting spatio-temporal scales and rough energy spectra near the mesh scale of numerical models.

But the most nuanced criticism of what you might describe as "PC culture" has come from a show that has never been particularly subtle with this kind of satire: South Park.

None of this is particularly subtle, but the film's swell of filial hatred communicates through fine acting and Ercan Ozkan's eloquent photography, a grammar of light that cycles from gray to taupe to eau-de-nil.