Sentence examples for is far too subtle from inspiring English sources

He is far too subtle for that.

"Slut is far too subtle for me," she said.

He is far too subtle, conflicted and areligious for that.

Ford is far too subtle an artist to push Sandy's symbolic possibilities, yet an air of millennarian dread pervades the book, however jaunty the tone and however good the one-liners.

He is far too subtle to deal in simple dejection, and his humour is low-key and wry – never more so than on the new album: Wristband, in particular, feels like a prescient take on many of the discontents riving the US election.

"It may be portrayed as important politically — getting tough on China — but is far too subtle for that," he said.

She was far too subtle a novelist for that.

He's far too subtle and strange for the average Hollywood potboiler-maker.

The argument that Charlie attacks religious politics, whereas Dieudonné goes after Jews, was far too subtle for the fraught atmosphere that prevailed after January 7th.

The period sets and costumes are gorgeous, but don't mistake "Wolf Hall" for "Downton Abbey" -- Mantel's ideas about power are far too subtle and subversive to fit into that hermetically sealed world.

That is far too few to pick up subtle side effects, but the virus strain in the vaccine is close enough to one strain in seasonal shots so that side effects are expected to be similar.