Sentence examples for making a subtle from inspiring English sources

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

"We are talking about making a subtle but significant change in the diversity of our applicant group".

Dreadful in his first two July starts, Hernandez has solidified his spot in the rotation after making a subtle adjustment.

The phrase "what's good in Nazism" would be enough to set alarm bells ringing in many readers, but Knausgaard is making a subtle and important point.

Expunge them Bob does, first by encouraging Pete with some motivational language, second by making a subtle pass at him (their knees touched, it was electric!).

One rather thinks Lord Jones was making a subtle joke at the prince's expense, for Andrew is the very opposite of a symbol of meritocracy.

How about making a subtler point to your children: "Your grandmother loves you both.

Now Brodsky made a subtle play.

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