Sentence examples for both more subtle in from inspiring English sources
"Wander/Wonder" is both more subtle in texture and more direct in structure than that earlier work, borrowing from new age for its spectral depth and modern R&B for its carefully meted out rhythmic shifts.
While Arbus took a cool look at people who were disabled or just plain eccentric, Ms Dijkstra's approach is both more subtle and more poignant.Born in Holland, one of four children whose father ran the sales department of an electronics company, she trained as an art teacher, but discovered her real talent at De Moor, a photography centre in Amsterdam, in her spare time.
We must become both more subtle and more bold in how we fight back against those who would see us as less than human.
The MD simulations provide additional insight on compromised catalysis in both G304R HDand and H180R HDAC8 that is perhaps more subtle, in that both amino acid substitutions cause the conformation of Y306 to fluctuate away from its required position for catalysis.
"Had a lot of compliance pressure recently due to the credit problems, we both need to be a little more subtle in our 'views,'" Mr. Read told Mr. Hayes in an e-mail in November 2007, using all capital letters, according to the Justice Department.
The relationship has undergone changes from both sides in the past few years, with the Syrians more subtle in their management and the Lebanese more open in their desire to define its terms.
Most of the common somatic manifestations that occur early in the disease course appear in both the attenuated and severe phenotypes, although they may be more subtle in the attenuated phenotype [ 24].
In contrast, male sliders (Trachemys) and cooters are more subtle in their approach.
But the collection was more subtle in color and shape than the familiar subject might suggest.
