Sentence examples for become more subtle from inspiring English sources

But Drake's music has become more subtle over time.

Fortunately, the debate has now become more subtle.

The computer's ability to read our gestures will become more subtle.

Uzbekistan is still a police state, even though Mr Karimov may have become more subtle in his repression.

At the moment, we can probably make someone happy or sad about how something has turned out at a very coarse-grained level; that will become more subtle".

As The Great British Class Survey of 2011 on the BBC's Lab UK website highlighted, the differences between groups have, in some ways, become more subtle.

Deceptively plain at first sight, it becomes more subtle and complex the more you see it.

But where did this method of politics go, as it became more subtle, and mature?

The queries gradually became more subtle, but the concern of her interviewers was often the same: is this woman "womanly" enough?

Here is where the documentary became more subtle: Callum's friends are aware that the injury has in some way altered his personality for good, but they emphatically resist considering it a disability.

As they rose in rank and the military began cracking down on inappropriate behavior, the harassment became more subtle, "stealth-like" in the words of more than one woman, like getting nuzzled on the dance floor or having legs massaged under a dinner table.