Sentence examples for both obvious and subtle from inspiring English sources
This feeds right back to our biological fitness, in both obvious and subtle ways.
Electronic dance music is also slipping into rock in both obvious and subtle ways.
In my own experience, I notice a number of both obvious and subtle ways in which language colours my outlook.
Integration is crucial as there are both obvious and subtle interactions between exception handling and other language features.
Modestly successful in Augustine's lifetime, the book has been triumphant ever since, defining his life on his terms in ways both obvious and subtle.
Gift-giving can honor — in both obvious and subtle ways — the reasons you and your recipient are connected and how far your relationship has come.
Boethius thus brings to the medieval tradition of commentary both the obvious and more subtle Neoplatonic distortions of the Aristotelian corpus.
Zoromski called the voice cast "absolutely excellent," writing that H. Jon Benjamin's delivery as Archer was "brilliantly over-the-top, from his drunken outburst and almost-accidental stopping of a terrorist, to his education of all things spy-related," and noted that both the series satirical themes and character development were "alternately obvious and subtle" and "Archer's biggest strength".
Given the negative consequences of turnover, know that your managers and peers are likely watching for obvious and subtle changes in behavior and that no single action is a dead giveaway.
But there is sufficient ingenuity in the film's main ideas to hold your attention, and the political implications of the allegorical story are at once obvious and subtle.
