Sentence examples for lie subtle from inspiring English sources

Amidst their clear commonalities lie subtle but substantial differences as well.

The slow movement plays out in what seems like one long and very beautiful sigh, although within the continuous forward progress lie subtle shifts of key.

Beneath the sophistry of these contradictions lie subtle and elusive concepts of limits and infinity, only completely explained in the 19th century when the foundations of analysis became more rigorous and the theory of transfinite numbers had been formulated.

MIAMI — Beyond the win-loss results of Tuesday's Florida primary — with Rick Scott seizing the Republican mantle for governor, and Kendrick Meek winning the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate — there lie more subtle signals of what to look for in November.

What makes English lying so subtle and destructive is that "everyone" is not, in English, everyone.

And herein lay the subtle cruelty of my mugger's crime.

Shakespeare adds touching scenes of reunion and a perception that beneath the naive account of travel lies a subtle dramatization of separation, loss, and recovery.

And there is "Retirement," the Powder Horn golf course in Big Horn, Wyo., which lies, with subtle gradations in tone and texture created by its gentle hills, swards and sand traps, like a relief sculpture on the basically flat terrain.

The subtext here is terrifying: beneath the promo imagery lies the subtle suggestion that, were the world to come to an end in a biblical flood, Channel Nine believes Big Brother contestants would be the sort of people best suited to repopulating the Earth.

The lying was subtle at first.

Therein lies the subtle, substantial difference Pell Grants can make.