Sentence examples for even subtly from inspiring English sources
(The 112-page report even subtly suggests that people eat less pizza and dessert).
We are constantly processing information, and each time things slip, slide and become reconfigured, even subtly.
If Bill Clinton was trying even subtly to influence the investigation, his attempt has backfired spectacularly.
Whatever a nominee's origins might be, does attending the same institutions shape them and their views, even subtly?
Bharara described the culture at S.A.C. as one in which insider trading was prevalent, even subtly encouraged, and called the firm a "magnet for market cheaters".
Mr. Sangay has since embraced the Dalai Lama's approach, though some analysts wonder whether he will try to change tack, even subtly.
Fear, even if subtly hinted, almost never strikes out — not in American politics, anyway.
"Everything was painted," he said, even the subtly colored tiles in front of the fireplaces.
The chicken juices seem to contribute to the greens' flavor, even if subtly.
Even more subtly, the volume of protests is used to gauge whether any given leader is sufficiently unpopular that his removal will make things go more smoothly.
Had AOL prevailed, it would have become by far the largest cable operator in the country, with the potential to discriminate, even if subtly, against an adversary like Microsoft.
