Sentence examples for more unsubtle from inspiring English sources

The pièce de résistance was a mural on the stairway: the Statue of Liberty as a skeleton; burning stars and stripes; a Jewish guy with a really big nose; a plane crashing into a pair of skyscrapers; the American eagle; the Eye of Providence; a yoyo carrying the words "Bin Laden" and more unsubtle propagandist images spread out over multiple floors.

The epithet is nothing more than an unsubtle shill for taxpayers and fans to build a new stadium.

Lacking the charm and cunning of her predecessor and mentor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Rousseff seems to have been more reliant on unsubtle means of maintaining a hold on power.

Of all the more and less unsubtle ways young Londoners — those not from Chelsea, from Bloomsbury; those not rich — are told that they are not terribly important, none are as overt or as cruel as this.

It's not a subtle performance, but then, to everybody's credit, no one has tried to make of this show anything more than the unsubtle, melodramatic telling of a melodramatic tale.

More disturbing is the unsubtle racist subtext behind more and more programming decisions of this kind: African-Americans in particular will watch anything.

The proposals do suggest that "flexible pay premiums, essentially wage subsidies, could be allotted to specialties and individuals disproportionately penalised by the new contract, but mental health is worth far more than such an unsubtle sticking plaster.

Not all criticisms are that unsubtle (the more pointed ones focus on increasing the state's role only in finance), but all the signs are pointing in the same direction: a larger role for the state, and a smaller and more constrained private sector.This newspaper hopes profoundly that this will not happen.

The noise from the ventilation system and the often unsubtle miking represented more serious compromises.

It's a constant and unusually explicit feedback loop, providing a steady stream of unsubtle social nudges: post more of this, say less of that, stop trying to be funny.

"It is an unsubtle attempt to encourage more schools to sign up for academy status".