Sentence examples for be subtle enough from inspiring English sources
Vastly more of them will be subtle enough to pass by the average moviegoer — casual, dialogue-driven scenes shot in front of green screens and placed into digital streetscapes, or wires and buildings digitally removed.
We know people won't use these clocks as accurate time-pieces, but the manipulation on the hands has to be subtle enough so that people can still read it as a "regular" clock.
Thus, some renal abnormalities may be subtle enough to go unnoticed without experimental tests.
Don't go amateur-wedding-photographer-crazy about this; it should be subtle enough that you only notice it if you're looking for it.
Corporate capitalism, Adorno said, was turning human beings into twitching drones, though its methods were subtle enough to conceal from almost everyone the barbed wire at the edges of the theme park.
He doesn't feel that it's subtle enough.
Indeed they are subtle enough to have attracted a lot of interest from academic economists.
The directorial touches are subtle enough, and the singing here remains in the foreground.
John Goldsmith's screenplay is subtle enough not to have Albert declare this realization to the queen.
The change is subtle enough that a gabber might not even notice, and that's what the chef intends.
