Sentence examples for making it subtly from inspiring English sources

Saint Laurent nipped the coat in at the waist, just so, making it subtly sexy.

No adopted child comes without a history, and being adopted, in itself, creates a history: so any family that absorbs an adopted child has a whole tranche of factors that make it subtly different from the next family.

The media were joined by black male authority figures in celebrating Graham's discipline of her son -- part of a ritual in which black men who've made it subtly condemn those who haven't, even when they appear to praise them.

However if that is you and you want a sexy picture in underwear for example make it subtly sexy.

Although her character's sexual orientation is left ambiguous in the source novel, the film makes it known subtly and it is one of the few motion pictures of that era to depict a lesbian as feminine and not predatory.

Romney criticized Obama's foreign policy on Thursday, but more subtly and more broadly, making it an issue of leadership.

This time, the researchers subtly made it difficult to pay attention to the attractive faces.

But Ella not so subtly makes it clear that she tampered with it while grading it.

I might subtly make it clear I'm not interested in dating, and then I usually never hear back from them.

The over-the-top crudeness of the films makes it easy to forget their subtly radical impulses, not to mention the sheer unlikeliness of "Harold and Kumar" as a studio franchise.

The message is, none too subtly, "they made it, why can't you?" .