Sentence examples for got a subtle from inspiring English sources

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

They've got a subtle spring in their step, they're often laughing and they can find the joy in just about anything.

You could have a go at growing some mizuna, baby pak choi, chive shoots or baby leek shoots, which are lovely because they've got a subtler flavour.

Apple's iPod Touch got a subtler makeover.

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.

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.

"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.