Sentence examples for are too subtle from inspiring English sources

Cashews, while nice, are too subtle to stand out here.

Similarly, some climate-change impacts on extreme weather are too subtle to be captured by current generation climate models.

If pumping pistons, jangling bells and fireworks are too subtle, why not spell it out to your audience?

In our medical analogy, some injuries — such as soft tissue damage — are too subtle to be detected by an X-ray.

"Reality and real people are too subtle and complicated for anybody's typewriter, even Tolstoy's, even yours, even mine," he wrote to John Nichols.

But they are too subtle when the problem is one of safeguarding the humane interests for the protection of which the double jeopardy clause was written into the Fifth Amendment.

Perhaps it was too subtle.

Am I being too subtle?

Maybe we were too subtle.

"Your questioning is too subtle, Joe.

Its magic is too subtle for that.