Sentence examples for is fairly subtle from inspiring English sources

So far that stamp is fairly subtle.

While it's an interesting novelty, the immediate value isn't apparent – the perspective shift is fairly subtle.

The beet and carrot are the most vibrant, and the squash has a hint of spice; the tomato is fairly subtle: Blue Hill Yogurt is $2.99 for six ounces at Whole Foods Markets; bluehillyogurt.com.

One of the issues which is fairly subtle, is that when you convey something over the audio conference, it condenses your voice in a way that strips out what we call overtones and undertones.

If you can't find any, however (and you can use a decent hock or a similar medium white instead), then a dry riesling, sauvignon blanc or unoaked chardonnay will also work; the difference is fairly subtle (I'd rather invest in a good riesling to drink with it).

The argument is fairly subtle: he talks about the fiscal multipliers, for example.

But the curators say that while some pieces have political messages, those messages are fairly subtle.

Mercury's color variations are fairly subtle; the color variations are greatly exaggerated in this false color view.

The ads are fairly subtle, they appear only in places where you don't spend much time, and $20 is $20.

But these critical interventions are fairly subtle; over all, the installation looks less like a work by Mr. Hirschhorn than like a set from the inevitable Concordia movie.

The difference has been fairly subtle; most of Mr. Bush's campaign appearances here since he arrived on Wednesday night have not had religious overtones.