Sentence examples for once so subtle from inspiring English sources
Gessle's once so subtle Swedish lyrics have became desolate English nonsense".
Allow me, in my turn, to say to you: "I'd never have guessed that an Englishman could penetrate so deeply into French beauty, French intentions, and French prosody". But after reading the poem published in the same issue ("August") and finding it imbued with an emotion at once so real and so subtle, I no longer felt surprised in the slightest: it takes a poet fully to understand a poet.
The scene is deceptively simple: at alternating points in the video, the artist's body parts seem to stretch and distort in a way that is at once terrifying and so subtle that you'll have to be watching closely to see it.
At the same time, his characterizations are so subtle that even the psychological profiler is stumped -- proving once again that classical understatement can be eloquent.
As my predecessor, President Bush, once put it: 'They are a part of American life.' " Mentioning George W. was another not so subtle reminder of how the G.O.P. has drifted to the dark side on this issue.
The change is so subtle".
Dialectologists explore these differences, both subtle and not so subtle.
His performance was so considered, so subtle.
