Sentence examples for become so subtle from inspiring English sources

When did the instructions become so subtle and the landscape so complex?

I especially enjoy the fact that the more subtle handiwork has become so much easier for me to deal with, thanks to this new arm.

It has all become so light and deft, so fluid, graceful and subtle (even, somehow, the broad-brush stuff) that it is a wrench to see it go.

Others may be subtler, or perhaps they've become so ingrained that you do them without thinking twice.

It becomes so unrealistic.

The band's name has become a not so subtle wink at a bumpy history.

But over time, they have become more subtle, so subtle in fact that people say things at times meaning absolutely no offence, and are still excoriated for "racist" statements.

How cultural moves are made, by whom, and with what degree of perfect replication or subtle (and not so subtle) change, become important elements in determining the rate and direction of cultural change.

So, although much of what I tasted was enjoyable -- chawanmushi ribbon fish with hash brown, ham and egg custard and chanterelle -- the flavors were so subtle that they became refined to the point of blandness.

Gessle's once so subtle Swedish lyrics have became desolate English nonsense".

The transformation is subtle and not so subtle — acting is Vanda's bag, and it becomes ours, too, as we watch Thomas become more and more powerless in the presence of her unconquerable vitality, her seductive energy.