Sentence examples for is relatively subtle from inspiring English sources

And his coffee's distinction in flavor, however lovely, is relatively subtle: citrus accents arising from Rwenzori soil and elevations.

The spot's appeal to blacks is relatively subtle, showing Mr. Kerry interacting closely with African-Americans in mixed crowds and using disembodied voices.

In the normal course of things, editorial work is relatively subtle, but there are famous instances of heroic assistance: Ezra Pound cutting T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" in half when the poem was still called "He Do the Police in Different Voices"; Maxwell Perkins finding a structure in Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward, Angel" and cutting it by sixty-five thousand words.

The effect of light on the rate of pyrite oxidation is relatively subtle.

In contrast, it is found that the effect of the chilling water flow rate (through the PCM unit) on the system performance is relatively subtle.

While the terrain information on the new basemap is relatively subtle the more you zoom in, the old terrain layer continues to provide you with more detailed information at a more granular level.

But, Mr. Heller said, the branding will be relatively subtle.

Some of the most breathtaking effects are relatively subtle.

The differences, apparent when you're having a pint, are relatively subtle after being subjected to the heat of cooking.

For me, it's usually Danes' performance that packs all the emotion, but she was relatively subtle, and let him do all the carrying, so to speak.

For sighted people, the transition from print to digital text has been relatively subtle, but for many blind people the shift to computerized speech is an unwelcome and uncharted experiment.