Sentence examples for not even subtle from inspiring English sources
And it's not even subtle.
"Having a woman in that mix changes the dynamic," she said, "and it's actually not even subtle.
"It's not even subtle," said one senator.
The two men have a childish contest about who has the sharpest sword, which isn't even subtle in its symbolism.
He called for greater efforts on climate change — because "there is no planet B" — as well as "a more effective, accountable, and results-oriented multilateralism". He wasn't even subtle in his attack on Trump's backward-looking nostalgia and xenophobic language: "We can choose isolationism, withdrawal and nationalism..
I was living in fear, and nothing escaped my worry--not even subtle changes in the behavior of the animals in the barnyard.
But his press officer tells me he is a strategic genius, and when he poses for these pictures, he is anything but oblivious to their not-even-subtle subtext.
In the present tense, his dance with death is not even that subtle.
There is nothing especially complex or delicate (sometimes not even especially subtle) about Dee's use of this close third-person narration; the effectiveness is cumulative, and has to do with the novel's shrewd balance of access and claustrophobia.
He's not even being subtle about it.
