Sentence examples similar to more subtle takes from inspiring English sources

One might argue that the labor market in the United States is much more subtle, taking account of many different markers of future success.

Or it's more subtle, taking the form of gossip, inward feelings of inferiority, or outward disdain for another.

Farthing – in which Britain withdraws from hostilities in 1941 – is a more subtle take by Jo Walton, a Welsh novelist.

It is also the film that opened the doors for The Avengers, Joss Whedon's more subtle take on the post-modern comic book caper, with its ability to simultaneously lampoon and celebrate the superhero phenomenon.

A hot street-style trend this past menswear season, plaid pants offer a more subtle take on the statement pant.

It's a far more subtle take on the company's original model, a DARPA-funded spin-off of research organization, SRI International.

Rather than completely covering my lashes in bright blue for this Beauty Mythbuster, I wanted to see if adding just a hint of blue color along the base of the lashes really made a difference as a more subtle take on the mascara hack.

Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, one of her principle Democratic rivals, also took (far more subtle) aim at the personality behind the plan this week.

No, something more subtle is taking place.

But other features are more subtle, and take some poking around to figure out.

Although she can shout out like Aretha Franklin, Ms. James prefers the more subtle approach taken by Bonnie Raitt.