Sentence examples for not subtle enough from inspiring English sources
But the statue is not subtle enough to embody these ideas.
Unfortunately, Iain Duncan Smith's proposals for making this happen are not subtle enough to realise their potential.
They were not subtle enough to respond to changes in incident electromagnetic radiation, and they could "rectify" signals (from AC to DC), but not amplify them.
Ofsted is simply not subtle enough to tell us what a fantastic school looks like, because it could be so many things.
Her game is not subtle enough to adjust, certainly not in the course of a match against an opponent as experienced as Stosur.
There followed one of those pleasingly arcane and edifying discussions to which we are frequently party on the Guardian's reviews, to which opus147 contributed the thought that "the orchestration of Jeux just isn't subtle enough to withstand the kind of thorough cleaning the BP gave it".
Likewise with the characters' inner lives – the writing isn't subtle enough to capture much in the way of real emotion, substituting physical disorders for psychological conflict, and sugary artifice for real human feeling: "The space between the two women seemed to have been sprayed with attar of sentiment".
Henry James upbraids him for not being subtle enough; Baldwin responds that the second half of the 20th century is not a subtle time.
It's not a subtle enough touch, and billows the side netting.
Burk criticised the satire for not being subtle enough and borrowing from other stories such as Nineteen Eighty-Four.
