Sentence examples for more subtle protests from inspiring English sources
There are other, more subtle protests against the status quo, like Maria Bamford using her commencement address at the University of Minnesota to discuss exactly how she negotiated her speaking fee, teaching her liberal arts crowd to value their work.
A favorite tactic was to place his hand in front of his face, but he later invented more subtle forms of protest, folding his body inward, with his hair in front of his face.
I don't mean to single out Keizer; he's made much more subtle acts of protest, such as the Girl on a Swing and the ubiquitous Ants.
Incidents of mass unrest have risen dramatically in the past two decades.Even among some of the most prosperous Chinese, who have little reason to protest, a more subtle but palpable unease has taken hold.
Most of what appears in the foreign press is dramatic — protests, arrests, fights — but on the ground it feels more subtle: a slow erosion rather than a collapse.
The connection is more subtle.
Like your Saab more subtle?
