Sentence examples for more subtle knowledge from inspiring English sources

In this respect, the respondents seem to ascribe the highest value to the more subtle knowledge of acculturation to the role of F1 doctor.

More subtle world knowledge may be involved as well, as in Terry Winograd's well-known example, "The city council refused the women a parade permit because they feared/advocated violence," where they may refer to the city council or the women, depending on the choice of verb and the corresponding stereotypes that are evoked.

More subtle ways to nudge knowledge workers is to change the default setting in the email software and turn off the sound effects for incoming mail (itself a nudge) or set the synchronization frequency of the email inbox to once per hour.

The present study therefore adds to this knowledge with the more subtle facial micro-expression.

But this is more subtle – it's an attempt to make a grab for the very building blocks of knowledge that the media and political debates develop from.

But here we must address a more subtle privacy breach, the collection and recording of data about a user without his or her knowledge or consent.

It's more subtle".

Mimes are more subtle.

It was more subtle.

It is far more subtle.

The connection is more subtle.