But the wounds may be more subtle.
Other changes may be more subtle to viewers.
But the story may be more subtle — and revealing about immigration politics.
Although things may be more subtle in contemporary drama, playwrights do still seem to love the name game.
Racism may be more subtle than that endured by the Sweets or Stephen Lawrence, but the scars remain raw.
In some cases it's obvious: you need to take science subjects to apply for medicine and dentistry, but in others, Skyrme says, the requirement "may be more subtle".
Others need extra help, and they must get that help.' The reality on the ground may be more subtle than that, however.
It may be more subtle, but Joyce did the same thing when he used the Odyssey as a framework for Ulysses.
The bias on the English channel may be more subtle than on the Arabic channel but can be plainly seen on its YouTube pages.
This barring of access may be blatant: attacking and killing aid workers, looting their supplies, outright denying safe passage, or it may be more subtle, coming in the form of burdensome bureaucratic measures.
The deeper divide, however, may be more subtle, between a theory that Freud hoped would "disturb the world" and a Chinese philosophical tradition that values harmony and accommodation as the route to fulfillment.
