Sentence examples for more subtle mistake from inspiring English sources
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
On the other hand, beside these now well identified errors which are often due to automatic processes, more subtle mistakes may occur when some of the numerous effects of divergent evolution are overlooked.
It is a more subtle kind of error than operating on the wrong limb; indeed, this sort of mistake is not always recognized, and yet the consequences can be grave.
A more subtle approach: Don't point out the mistake.
Mistakes can also be more subtle the researchers found, with some of the time, tongue twister mix-ups appearing to be something in between the two sounds.
Our changes become much more subtle, almost invisible to the outside world, but it's a mistake to think there's not much brewing.
Martial's handling of this type of epigram is illustrated by I:28, where the apparent contradiction of an insult masks an insult far more subtle: "If you think Acerra reeks of yesterday's wine, you are mistaken.
