Sentence examples for get a subtle from inspiring English sources

But "because in cement tiles the colors are mixed by hand, you get a subtle variation, which is so lovely.

Both cars get a subtle restyling inside and out under the tutelage of Walter de'Silva, the VW design chief, who formerly revived Alfa Romeo's designs.

To get a subtle look, she suggests dipping a nylon brush into shadow, such as Clinique Brow Shaper in Wheat, and following the natural shape of the brows.

"So we think, What can we do so that we like it — so you get a subtle flavor of fermented potato but not the super-fermented tunta whack?" She devised a recipe for a side dish in which the potatoes are rehydrated for a day or two, broken into pieces, glazed with banana syrup, and flash-fried.

Because you are wearing the Apple Watch on your body versus carrying it around, the connection its taptic engine creates between your mind and the information from push notifications is dramatically more direct and intimate: Instead of a vibration in your pocket or a distracting auditory alert from your purse, you get a subtle touch on the wrist.

Little did we know we were about to get a subtle, powerful lesson from Mr. Innovation himself.

Longitude 131 guests get a subtler experience.

But if Jets fans had hoped for a quick fix to Johnson's absence, they may have instead gotten a subtle signal with the selection of Pennington that they should flip a few pages on their annual calendar.

The title becomes the Sun on Sunday (from the Sun Sunday) and gets a subtle change in font, which Newton said would make it distinct from the daily version.

He also leaves little doubt that he is Richard Harris's son; the similarities of voice between the two are evident enough that the familiar story gets a subtle extra dimension.

Graph Search already got a subtle but significant tweak last week.