Sentence examples for more subtle with from inspiring English sources

The Taliban were at first more subtle with their fellow Pashtuns.

Prints were present but more subtle, with images like fragmented flowers and feathers.

The effect is far more subtle, with zero occurring about 12% of the time and nine turning up on 9% of occasions.

Is that what clients are doing now? A. No, clients are doing something much more subtle with their portfolios: rebalancing the risk.

But the show Thursday was much more subtle, with patterns presented on slim, simple dresses and tunic and pants — all the rage for the summer 2013 season — looking stylish rather than ethnic.

Using "what little aesthetic sense I had" as well as a software program to create a 3-D effect, Mr. Friedland said he made the puzzle pieces more subtle — with indentations rather than dark lines — and used single characters rather than words, which he thought had cluttered up the design.

In addition to the obvious overlap between the outcomes of the open question and the card sorting task (PROMIS domains) with respect to physical health, there is a more subtle overlap with respect to coping.

Instead, some of the former coaches, along with diversity experts, questioned whether race may be playing a more subtle role, with minorities routinely funneled into a job at first base that is less demanding than the one at third.

4.04am BST And here comes Amir Khan, wearing a much more subtle white with black trim jacket.

Mr. Lazio returned to the same theme, if in a more subtle way, with his own speech a few moments later.

Penny Hardaway, the former Knick, replaced Wade in the Heat's lineup and contributed in more subtle ways, with five rebounds, six assists and four steals.