While we typically envisage members of the right-wing as "tattooed, snarling, angry White male[s]," the report found there are others who seek to make the cause more acceptable to the public by "more subtle means, in a way that makes it more palatable, more acceptable to a public sensitized by a generation of discourse of equality, multiculturalism, and diversity".
Fathers who draw their daughters too close, either by eroticizing the relationship or by crossing boundaries in more subtle ways, can do more damage than good, Dr. Ross said.
The show's aesthetic has been affected in more subtle ways by the access needs of its performers.
In the meantime, the man in charge has sought to make his point in more subtle ways, by bringing the birdies and generating a measurement of excitement.
General Shinseki was not removed outright, but he was treated shabbily by the Bush administration in more subtle ways until his retirement later that year.
According to the U.S. EPA, mines can also affect waterways in other, more subtle ways, by altering natural drainage patterns, impounding water, diverting streams, and a host of other practices.
You bet – in obvious ways when we disagree on a plan, say surgery versus no surgery, antibiotics versus no antibiotics, but in far more subtle ways when by choosing expediency over healthy debate doctors go along with what other doctors want.
However, wear rates in many practical situations can be controlled by effects which either relate to mechanical properties in more subtle ways, or which are controlled by quite different parameters.
By focusing more and more, by looking deeper is how you see the more subtle ways the mind is often hoodwinked, or sinking into an indulgence.
But in much more subtle ways, sometimes virtually invisible, moment by moment the contractions underlying the eyebrows can directly reveal your immediate evaluations and unspoken preferences.
