Sentence examples for grown more subtle from inspiring English sources
But his science has grown more subtle over the years.
Later stories may appear less savage, but this is only because Mackay has grown more subtle.
His eyes were flat and more heavily shadowed, and what had once been a pronounced limp had grown more subtle.
From The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle on, Julien Temple has often used it, though the fiction has grown more subtle recently.
The debut disc, Yellow Magic Orchestra, was infused with a skittish wit that never quite left them even as their music grew more subtle and intricate (the Japanese press coined the term "Technopop" to describe it).
His great achievement is not the complex fictional universe he has shaped over the last two decades but the people who inhabit that universe, especially the reluctant believers like Patera Silk, an unorthodox priest whose faith grows more subtle with every shock to traditional dogma.
But his stories have grown more elegant, subtle, shapely and reflective over time, to the point where some of the recent works are perfect specimens.
Exaggerated in Greek archaic Doric work, it grew more and more subtle in the 5th and 4th centuries bc.
So, too, has he grown more subtle instead of flat-out depicting the president boning a starlet, or portraying Trump's adult sons being gored by an elephant, he's toned his lewdness down, opting for a simple, unadorned nip in lieu of something much more lascivious.
Thanks to an insidious partnership between Google and the National Security Agency NSAA) that grows more invasive and more subtle with every passing day, "we the people" have become little more than data consumer commodities to be bought, sold and paid for over and over again.
