Sentence examples for more subtle answer from inspiring English sources
One new council leader in the north who thinks he's got a more subtle answer is Jim McMahon.
Medical experts say the answer is more subtle.
To answer this more subtle question, I computed a value for each pass that led to a shot.
States can still say one person, one marriage license; they just cannot keep married people from living with others in "personal relationship[s] that they knew would not be legally recognised as marriage".The second answer is more subtle.
Most of the time, however, the answers are more subtle than this, and the meanings are more difficult to interpret.
The answer, as you'll see below, is more subtle than you might expect.
Will the answer be a bug-eyed monster or something more subtle in the Solaris vein?
Le Guin is much more subtle and ambiguous than that, more interested in questions than answers and aware of what a Gethenian mystic with the gift of foresight calls "the perfect uselessness of knowing the answer to the wrong question".
When most people ask me this, they begin with the slightly more subtle, "Where are you from?" to which "Houston," is never the right answer.
The benefits of cutting LDL may be more subtle than they expected, they say, and they want to make sure they get a clear answer.
