Sentence examples for compared subtly from inspiring English sources

Military training is not to be compared, subtly or otherwise, with athletic competition by showing commercials throughout the Olympics.

But they got a boost in sensitivity when comparing subtly different examples at the extremes of a set of tones, around the loudest or the softest examples.

The industry has been subtly compared to the tobacco companies in terms of its alleged disregard for public health.

The nitro group causes the molecule to twist subtly compared to MD in order to better interact with the electrostatic surface created by the peptide bond between His104 and Met105's and sulfur (Figure 3).

Watch Thomas perform "Immature" below, and marvel at the subtly when compared to the album version.

More generally, M. Murase notes that the expression of feelings subtly changed compared to the scrolls of the 12th century; here the rooms (or the inner space, because it depends on the fusuma) in the palace are larger and less intimate or private, and nobles come and go naturally and determined.

It subtly compares Verónica's silent disavowal of responsibility for any crime she might have committed with that country's silence during its dictatorship, when suspected dissidents disappeared.

As its characters rampage around the landscape, the movie not so subtly compares them to roaring beasts in a prehistoric environment.

The movie subtly compares her silent disavowal of responsibility for any crime she might have committed, to Argentina's guilty historical memory of its military dictatorship, when suspected dissidents disappeared.

This doesn't count as empathy, it's just one more way to subtly compare and contrast yourself with your "friend".

At the Cesar Awards in February, liberal activist Clooney took a thinly veiled swipe at Trump, subtly comparing his rise to power with McCarthyism while summoning the memory of journalist great Edward R. Murrow.