Sentence examples for decidedly subtle from inspiring English sources
Passard is undoubtedly a culinary magician, but of a decidedly subtle sort.
But the control over what is being said from the stage has taken a decidedly subtler form, albeit with precisely the uniform result sought by Mr. Bush's aides.
The classification of tumor samples into "high" vs. "low" expression yielded starkly different survival curves in the Hu et al. data set, while the differences in survival curves in the NKI295 sample set were significant, yet decidedly more subtle.
But the idea is subtler than the flame-bait headline; the decidedly less flashy "technology is an enabler of rights, not a right itself" that appears a couple paragraphs later expresses his position more accurately.
Like so many good Argentine things, there's an Italian influence: Chacra was started by Piero Incisa della Rocchetta, the grandson of the creator of the great Tuscan red, Sassicaia, and with winemaker Hans Vinding-Diers, he's settled on a decidedly elegant house style in his three pinots, with the subtle smoke, potpourri and silk of Barda, the place to begin.
With this in mind I decided to ask five top PR firms to design a Moran-like marketing campaign for a decidedly spooky product Back Orifice 2000 {"BO2K" for short, a not so subtle dig at Microsoft's "Back Office"}, a software created by the hacker group Cult of the Dead Cow.
This is not a subtle novel but, while human emotions are overplayed, the landscape is decidedly underplayed.
THE ROOM My fourth-floor room was decidedly compact but made visually grander with clever moldings that create a paneling effect, done up in a subtle play of muted grays and blues.
