But he actually comes in, makes a subtle step to his right and he's still able to deliver a real good hard check, but it's not illegal".
Dreadful in his first two July starts, Hernandez has solidified his spot in the rotation after making a subtle adjustment.
So we're making a subtle change in our portfolio in January: We're moving away from individual stocks to small-cap mutual funds, on the theory that they will be easier to liquidate when the time comes.
The phrase "what's good in Nazism" would be enough to set alarm bells ringing in many readers, but Knausgaard is making a subtle and important point.
Anke Engelke, a German comedian charged with delivering the voting results via video link in Hamburg, took the time to make a subtle criticism of Azerbaijan's democratic credentials.
However, West, expecting a spade void in the dummy, makes a subtle opening lead: the spade deuce.
But in the rarefied world of cocktail-centric bars — the kind of places where, as at the Summit Bar, the drinks are bedizened with ingredients like saffron orange tincture and cardamom-infused agave syrup, and the ice cubes are the size of fuzzy dice — the bartender's role has, in recent years, made a subtle shift.
In reality, you made a subtle switch to the hand beneath your chin.
Monet was no one's idea of a social or an environmental critic, but in his "Villas in Bordighera" of 1884 he made a subtle and maybe unconscious comment on social change -- the arrival, in other words, of villas that stood high above the simple two-story houses of an earlier day.
But in "2016 and Beyond: How Republicans Can Elect a President in the New America," published earlier this year, Ayres made a subtle distinction between style and substance.
