Sentence examples for more subtle form from inspiring English sources

Street crime usually takes a more subtle form.

The excerpts from Mrs. Parish's journals reveal a more subtle form of manipulation, the art behind the decorator's art.

There is a more subtle form of bias, however, that a lot more of us are prone to.

Gov. George W. Bush has been resorting to a more subtle form of Asian-baiting in TV commercials to attack Vice President Al Gore.

A more subtle form of government manipulation was the direct financing of a number of smaller papers not only to distort the news but also to fragment the market and guarantee that no voice could grow too strong.

Instead, he was subject to a more subtle form of discrimination: the sense that the highest echelons of power and status in his country were off limits because of his religion.

There are also more subtle forms of failure.

Sponsorship and more subtle forms of product placement have spread.

Technology induces ever more subtle forms of addiction, to products, but also to agitation itself.

Ms. Klaus, the consultant, says more subtle forms of discrimination are widespread.

In the real world, though, magic takes softer, more subtle forms.