Sentence examples for entirely subtle from inspiring English sources

Despite the codes of his class, however, Kerry was never entirely subtle about his ambitions.

"The body of the clock, which has been methodically turning itself inside out and expanding, is now entirely subtle shades of white and grey.

So said John Debney, the composer who did music for "Iron Man 2," among other films; he was speaking on a panel at the Comic-Con fan convention here about the not entirely subtle art of creating music for superheroes.

The selective advantage of the duplicated secretory set is not entirely clear, since so far, only subtle functional differences of the duplicated SNAREs have been found.

Adding to this challenge is the possibility that many miRNAs may elicit only subtle changes or are redundant with other family members entirely.

Another figure, rendered entirely in subtle washes of blue and gray, appears to be dripping like an ice sculpture.

So, by the way, were you" might be true in terms of the dominant culture but elides entirely the subtle shadings of sexual difference.

But I don't think this book will be read or remembered for its big question; it will be read and remembered for Benjamin Hale's writing, which is separate from his agenda, but not entirely: in subtle and wonderful ways it is the agenda.

This may well blow up in his face, but the élites know that he's going to drag them down with him because, in being entirely un-subtle about what he's doing, he's making painfully clear how much they've relied on the subtle manipulation of the masses and how much they've used those masses.

"Love" is not entirely redundant; the subtle tweaking of familiar songs is consistently smart and can sometimes be thrilling.

By treating the junior doctors as just another group of assembly-line workers, and seeing medicine as just another business, and by denying the looming financial crisis in the NHS, the government and its hired management consultants have entirely destroyed that subtle balance between vocation and money at the heart of healthcare.