Sentence examples for be subtle to from inspiring English sources
As an actress Ms. Netrebko can be subtle to a fault, relying perhaps too much on her beauty and stage presence.
I've grown weary of monkfish's popularity and skeptical of its charms: it always seems to cool too quickly after it reaches the table and its flavor can be subtle to the point of being chimerical.
For example, it may be subtle to balance the pros and cons of Internet credit services due to the privacy concern.
Burk's coauthor Robert [the "?" is part of his nomme de plume] was more positive, opining that a satire did not have to be subtle to be effective, and that viewers could still relate it to the news media today.
The Parisian motifs were subtle to start.
The editing is subtle to the point of invisibility.
Indeed, some of his designs are subtle to the point of ambiguity.
Fractures were subtle to identify on chest X-ray, were not associated with any adverse events, and thus went undetected.
However, the levels of HIF-1 changes in the Western blots shown in Figure 5C are subtle to the eye.
But distinctions of national identity are subtler to discern these days.
But could there be subtle positives to using those four-letter Anglo Saxon words?
