Sentence examples for even so subtle from inspiring English sources

Even so subtle an analyst as Harold Bloom seems to have worries about Romney's Mormonism.

Even so, a subtle imbalance prevails.

Even so, it contained a subtle political message.

Here's a usage error that's common but so subtle even our sharp-eyed readers haven't complained about it very often.

(A bum holding a sign that says, "We demand a fair coronation!" seems to be a later addition for the new production; "We demand fair elections!" has been a rallying cry for the protests. Even this, however, was so subtle as to be a satisfying surprise when you spotted the sign in the thicket of them on the stage).

This is so forgiving, so subtle, that even the faint-hearted can apply it well.

I had wondered what he saw on that play -- if he even remembered -- it being so subtle, so long ago and his career so crammed with highlights.

At the same time, his characterizations are so subtle that even the psychological profiler is stumped -- proving once again that classical understatement can be eloquent.

Dr. Steven Bailley, a clinical psychologist and researcher in Houston who leads groups for survivors, said that in some cases the imprint left by a suicide may be so subtle that even the best research will fail to capture it.

Some restaurants post signs in their windows saying "We can't guarantee your safety here with food allergies", put disclaimers on the menus and even encourage you in not so subtle words to leave.

Even so, I have noticed a subtler variety of sexism than that which grabbed me in the operating room all those years ago.