Sentence examples for express subtly from inspiring English sources

I would add, Ms Morgan, if you're interested in writing, it's more useful to discuss how those words that are called "synonyms" by examiners express subtly different things.

Stem and progenitor cell populations are often heterogeneous, which may reflect stem cell subsets that express subtly different properties, including different propensities for lineage selection upon differentiation, yet remain able to interconvert.

The optimism is often expressed subtly.

These changes were expressed subtly in a steady emotional arc as Ms. Kole's glowing voice reined in any impulse toward hysteria.

Clapping was popular in Rome, where it joined clicking fingers and waving handkerchiefs in expressing subtly gradated appreciation, and could be produced either with flat hands, or, if really wowed, cupped in imitation of Rome's roof tiles.

Yet he also seemed to thrive on conflict, arising from his over-all sense of resistance to authority and defiance of norms, which he expressed subtly but decisively in dramatic action and in cinematic form.

Usually this anti-Mormon bigotry is expressed more subtly, camouflaged by voicing doubts on other matters.

In a rare act of Mr Nice Guy being Not That Nice, 2011's Glastonbury coverage caused a slight Twitter storm after the DJ expressed a subtly sneering disdain for the Pyramid stage headliner Beyoncé.

When the Obama team arrives at the state department, it will have its own agenda for the UN, which may be expressed more subtly, but in the end no less forcefully than its predecessors.

Flamboyance was now expressed more subtly in brightly patterned accents like neckwear and waistcoats.

I Heart Girl is both a meditation on femininity and masculinity, and highlights how we as humans have the ability to express these attributes subtly and perform them as we see fit.