Sentence examples for more subtle linguistic from inspiring English sources

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.

Of equal interest were the more subtle linguistic framings in which abortion was presented as an unacknowledged risk to women: Margaret Forester passed the booklet to family planning staff at the health centre where she worked because she felt that the NHS was not offering patients enough information about the risks associated with terminating a pregnancy.

Some emergent properties may be amenable to familiar and coherent verbal encoding but the more incongruous experiences [ 17- 19] will take symbolic forms using subtle linguistic nuances often outside intentional awareness.

It's more subtle".

Mimes are more subtle.

It was more subtle.

It is far more subtle.

The connection is more subtle.

Like your Saab more subtle?

The pedigree is more subtle.

Other pieces are more subtle.