Sentence examples for just one subtle from inspiring English sources

It's just one subtle example of the newly-possible immersion afforded by VR, and based on the success of Tippett's collaboration, Batt envisions more and more traditional filmmakers dabbling in the new technology, changing their cinematic vocabulary as the medium becomes increasingly interactive.

It was a little thing but it gave us just one more subtle advantage.

Matter is a surreal take on sexuality and a dark joke on the conventions of partnering, and it's just one of many subtle ways in which Cherkaoui plays with the duet form – and with the themes of love and lust.

It is just one of many subtle but important departures from the larger Wikipedias.

"Cinemagram is just one image with a subtle animation," he says.

In this particular case, the differences were very subtle and limited to just one tissue (liver) responding to just one treatment condition (hypoxia at 17°C).

Given the obvious selective advantage of 'labelling' contexts with distinct signals, why do gibbons and other non-human primates not produce acoustically more discrete signals for different contexts, instead of the subtle acoustic variations within just one call type?

The approach could be just one part of a broader effort to use machine learning to spot subtle clues related to the condition.

The woman, referred to only as cDa29, was able to identify subtle computer-generated color distinctions that would appear as just one tone to the common eye.

That statement was a subtle invocation of something called the Thurmond Rule, which is really just one guy's idea and not a rule at all.

Later, when Allen dances with just one of the lights, its beam dips and rotates in questioning response to her own subtle shifts of weight and direction.