Sentence examples for made a subtle from inspiring English sources

Now Brodsky made a subtle play.

Villas-Boas made a subtle change at half-time: Bale swapping with Dempsey and moving to the right flank.

And sure enough, smooth as butter, I made a subtle swing to the left and strode out of the scene.

Kenzois celebrating its 40th anniversary this year — and the designer Antonio Marras made a subtle homage with painterly Japanese prints of watery flowers to its founder, Kenzo Takada.

But in "2016 and Beyond: How Republicans Can Elect a President in the New America," published earlier this year, Ayres made a subtle distinction between style and substance.

They have also made a subtle change from the administration of George Bush Sr, when antitrust enforcement mostly took the form of private agreements between regulators and companies.

The contrasted residences of the poor made a subtler case for the relationship between architecture and ideas.

Shrimp shells are used here to make a subtle shellfish broth for the risotto.

This theory makes a subtle point not always well understood by non-economists.

The Goths were a group of early Germanic Christians, at whom this line seems to be making a subtle dig.

The velvet rope at Beatitudes makes a subtle, more positive suggestion: that residents are ensconced in an exclusive club.