Sentence examples for bit subtle from inspiring English sources
In the title role, Daniela Longhi, an Italian lyric soprano whose acting style may be a bit subtle for an emotional role, possesses an impressive vocal high range shadowed with warm, dark hues.
And this gets a little bit subtle, but the idea is that these days, no application developer writes directly to an operating system interface.
But with AR -- the later and bigger opportunity -- it's right on time, and a bit subtle.
Dr. NIM's memory is slightly less intuitive, partly because what it's remembering is a bit subtle.
But many of Kaep's critics have been a bit subtler, saying that there are "more effective" ways to protest racial oppression and police brutality than by taking a knee during the national anthem.
Ethan's problem is a bit more subtle – frankly, the only subtle thing in this picture – and reminiscent of Gordon-Levitt, Rogen and Levine's previous collaboration, the quite good millennial-with-cancer dramedy 50/50.
"This version is a bit more subtle".
But that's a bit too subtle for most Jews.
Romney's Medicare ads are a bit more subtle.
A bit of subtle, eloquent evocation is sorely needed here.
