Sentence examples for into more subtle from inspiring English sources
Sexism hasn't been vanquished, obviously, but it has splintered into more subtle, ambiguous channels.
But parents here say they hope the obvious changes, while promising, will translate into more subtle, significant ones, like improved test scores and higher graduation rates.
Lesson No. 4 takes us into more subtle issues, of a global economy increasingly transformed by technology-enabled knowledge.
It started out as crude pay-per-post schemes, and then evolved into more subtle "sponsored conversations".
I'm starting to look into more subtle sounds and feelings and the new material has a bit more restraint and lyrically is a bit more melancholy".
Race is also encoded into conversations in more subtle, slippery ways.
Yet Poe's work has seeped into our consciousness in more subtle ways.
But, Eich said, "I wasn't so interested in that as I was in somehow coalescing the chaos into something more subtle".
Loire sauvignon blancs, as that Frenchman knew, are less primary coloured: the minerals, smokiness and grassiness are woven into something more subtle.
Nick Hytner's rabble-rousing revival begins in rock'n'roll style, borrows energy from the promenading audience and develops into something more subtle.
"Gerald Ford's 'New York, drop dead' has been transformed into a more subtle 'New York, go away,' " said Robert G. Torricelli, the senior senator from New Jersey.
