Sentence examples for more subtle choices from inspiring English sources

Three kinds of Hampshire woodlands steak were on offer, cooked over "local charcoal", but we went for rather more subtle choices.

While some resorts and seasonal businesses could benefit from consumers' choosing to forgo long-distance travel, for many people in the region, summer travel decisions involve more subtle choices than simply whether to stay home or go away.

Hopkins includes more subtle choices, and prefers architects who hover between classifications, not quite one style or another, like Charles Holden, who designed the best of the interwar tube stations.

Not just in general terms — whether they like or dislike a service and so on; but what their more subtle linguistic choices might be expressing on their behalf.

More subtle stylistic choices might be made as well for example, in casual discourse, eating might be described as polishing off (assuming that the internal representation allows for such surface-oriented distinctions).

These can for example be regular parts of clinical practice (e.g. metformin is started in different circumstances from thiazolidinediones), differing clinical habits in different countries (e.g. use of basal or premix insulin most commonly) or more subtle effects (choice of insulin regimen for people started on insulin as in-patients in the context of other illness).

They neglect more subtle dimensions of choice.

More subtle because wine choice extends beyond mere temperature in a way that woolen sweaters do not.

Chinese culture is reflected in some of the film's more subtle details and aesthetic choices. .

They play observers more than talkers, but through subtle choices they show how small talk, gossip and the mundane obligations of child care can be used as weapons.

Some parental influence on children's toy choices is more subtle.