Sentence examples for it's subtly from inspiring English sources

It's subtly brilliant work from writer Stefan Golaszewski.

Yet in his hands, it's subtly erotic, which is exactly what he intended.

It's subtly shaded, but these themes are recognisable throughout her family too.

In ordinary language, it's subtly offensive when someone speaks about another person metonymically, calling a woman a blonde, or a man a suit.

The pudding itself appears to be simply pieces of mango lightly crushed by hand, but it's subtly anchored by cream and gelatine.

It's subtly photographed by the American-born British cinematographer Sean Bobbitt, who did such an immaculate job on Steve McQueen's Hunger and Shame, and here he gives each of the sections an appropriately distinctive look.

There is a gay subtext in Rattigan's play, but it is subtly buried.

He liked the joke about the TARDIS's translating the Doctor's and Donna's Latin phrases to Celtic, saying it was "subtly played throughout the episode in a way that builds the joke without trampling it into the ground".

The Interpreter's editors concluded: "If Russia's domestic media is biased in its coverage of the American election, it is subtly so.

It is subtly apricotty and citrussy, and its screwcap should permit graceful development as it will maximise the concentration of the fruit and permit the acids to mellow.

We consider a group excluded when, based on its historical, political, cultural and non-citizenship status, it is subtly discriminated against.