Sentence examples for despite the subtle from inspiring English sources

Despite the subtle, fleshy tones of this collection, it was a very memorable debut from Lilly Heine.

When that could come, despite the subtle movement in the last few days, is hard to predict.

Despite the subtle clues (photo by L. O'Ling) and, upon closer inspection, rather shabby photoshopping, some students were in fact fooled by the stunt.

And despite the subtle differences that arose in the various Protestant church bodies, devotion to this teaching has been central to Protestantism throughout its history.

Songs like the old favourite Ja Funmi were upbeat but never frantic, and better suited to a marathon dance session than to a concert hall, despite the subtle orchestration.

Despite the subtle shift toward smaller-cap issues, the most robust small-cap fund is the Mekros, controlling just 4% of all index-fund assets.

Despite the relatively subtle effects of the mutants on the measured rate constants, the high correlation coefficient (r = 0.993) is unlikely to be coincidental (p=0.0045; 'Materials and methods').

Despite the relatively subtle differentiation-related differences in methylation among promoters and gene bodies, the gene expression variation between ADCSs and FatCs was similar to that between ADSCs and iPSCs (Fig. 2E and F).

Despite these subtle differences, the CDDS-15 had a structure largely similar to the DSS-17 and was able to distinguish and quantify three related domains of diabetes-related distress.

Notice the subtle differences?

Despite passage of the Equal Pay Act in 1963, it's proven harder to legislate away the subtle (and not-so-subtle) discrimination women still face in many workplaces.