Sentence examples for both subtle and explicit from inspiring English sources
I know my late mentor, the hugely talented director Antonia Bird, suffered both subtle and explicit discrimination in the industry.
In the famous formulation, Moynihan was "blaming the victim"; he was also accused of both subtle and explicit racism.
That government-sanctioned stigma inevitably leaves them vulnerable to other slights and discrimination, both subtle and explicit.
Gaining knowledge about these effects is important, because in real-life situations consumers are predominantly exposed to product packaging that contains both subtle and explicit cues.
A quieter shout-out to Wittgenstein is found in the background presence of a famous Klimt portrait of Wittgenstein's wife Margaret (one of a number of both subtle and explicit art references that are threaded through the film) that hangs on the walls of Nathan's Spartan digs, which itself might even be a nod to the famous modernist "Haus Wittgenstein".
Thus, we anticipated that negative effects of the crime would ripple through the community and show up in both subtle and explicit ways in the subsequent years.
