Sentence examples for indeed subtle from inspiring English sources

I'll close by reiterating that these are indeed subtle things, which inevitably leaves much room for argument.

A saleswoman came out with scent strips -- three for men, three for women -- that were indeed subtle, not like the heady, complex mixes I associate with fine perfume.

"So the effects are indeed subtle, but no more so than other genetic studies of important biological and social outcomes".

Some are indeed subtle, even bearing a lacquer of elegance--none more so than the faux-Delft Assassin's Kit by Charles Krafft of Seattle.

Indeed, subtle phenotypic effects of the mutation in SS muscle are apparent [37].

These features might explain the differential effect exerted by Arb on entry of various HCV genotypes: indeed subtle differences in protein sequences could translate into modified interactions with several partners and/or at several levels.

But the most subtle, and most consequential, rewriting of the war was the one conducted in America – so subtle indeed that most people are unaware of it.

Indeed, the effects can be so subtle that an observer might not notice them.

And indeed, Coulter speech contained repeated subtle and not so subtle digs at McCain's age.

In the end, I decide, there's virtually no evidence that either Fry or Acorah are using any kind of technical trickery to enhance their demonstrations; nor, indeed, particularly subtle forms of what has come to be called cold reading.

While there may indeed be subtle biological differences contributing to the scarcity of women in the top ranks of science, interviews make clear that many female scientists continue to experience both overt and covert discrimination.