Sentence examples for completely subtle from inspiring English sources

The Eternal Champions brand never got a third game proper (leave the spin-offs alone), I grew up, and so did video games: all the way to Mortal Kombat X and its completely subtle spins on its own series' archaic fatalities.

Each is uniquely designed by a celebrated Swedish architect: a magical red "Cone" appears to glow amid the foliage; the "Mirrorcube", a reflective glass structure vanishes from view completely with subtle changes in sunlight; and the "Bird's Nest" constructed exactly as the names suggests, is a woven sphere of branches and twigs.

For example, new modeling paradigms are needed to understand more completely how subtle changes in factors such as temperature and humidity influence the eventual exposure to humans to contaminants via air, water, and soil.

I also saw far less evidence of 'black outs' (areas of darkness that look completely devoid of subtle light information), or blocking/blotching noise in dark HDR backdrops.

Extremely acidic and/or strong flavoured juices completely mask more subtle juices.

However, we cannot completely rule out subtle defects in neocentromeres that are not detected by our experiments.

The sequenced fosmid is completely duplicated, but subtle, single nucleotide differences between the proximal and distal duplications are consistent with the clone actually spanning the inversion breakpoint.

Plot points that she had hoped would be subtle "were completely obscured" by the sound of actors having sex.

The power of a show like "Homeland" is that it takes the Cold War trope of the brainwashed soldier, which Condon and others mastered, and unpacks it in a subtle and completely modern way.

None of us is completely innocent of many subtle ways by which we have become accomplices in gradually murdering our close and distant neighbors, often by omission, sometimes by deliberate action, as we condone the circumstances and policies that perpetuate the unjust social conditions.

Ebola now functions in popular discourse as a not-so-subtle, almost completely rhetorical stand-in for any combination of "African-ness", "blackness", "foreign-ness" and "infestation" – a nebulous but powerful threat, poised to ruin the perceived purity of western borders and bodies.