Sentence examples for more subtle as from inspiring English sources

But Apple's presence is more subtle as well.

The reality is rather more subtle, as Edgar Bronfman, the chairman of Warner Music, a big record company, pointed out last month.

But ultimately, the story hinges on something more subtle, as the literal-minded narrator fails to extrapolate the correct meanings from a couple of complex situations.

Mr. Romney's pitch, which also focused on the economy — the animating force of his campaign — was more subtle, as he talked about mothers hurt by the rising cost of gasoline.

Mr. Romney's speech on Sunday morning — which also focused on the economy, the animating force of his campaign — was more subtle, as he talked about families being hurt by the rising cost of gasoline.

Don't worry if the tags seem awkward at first – add them to mark for yourself who's speaking; they'll develop and become more subtle as your characters settle into themselves.

As women, we tend to be more subtle, but as much as we love them, some guys are just dense.

And Amis proselytizes for his own vision in more subtle ways as well.

Poor health may be the most dramatic consequence of relative deprivation, but there are more subtle effects as well.

Through Oct. 19 Toland Grinnell goes to ever-greater lengths to state the obvious, but sometimes to more subtle ones as well.

"If I replied at all, it would be, 'My day is going fine, I'll talk to you later.' " There are more subtle differences, as well.