Sentence examples for presents subtly from inspiring English sources

Aston Martin did its part to beautify the Geneva motor show with the debut of the racy new Rapide S. The reinvigorated grand tourer presents subtly but pleasingly revised front- and rear-end styling, handsome 20in wheels and a package of carbon-fibre exterior pieces.

"They would be presented very subtly to the person, just to let them know," Mr. Weinstein said.

The small intervention by Mr. Gehry, Mr. Cohen said, will bring the half-century-old building into the present, but subtly.

The Bombay lobster, succulent shellfish beautifully presented and subtly spiced so that the intensity of the pepper left a glowing aftertaste, was a compelling dish.

This was a reading that underscored Brahms's debt to Beethoven, a quality that was presented more subtly by Mr. Muti.

The next day, when the congregation gathered for dawn prayers just after 5 a.m., the imam gave a lecture to those present, directed subtly at Mr. Abdaly, on the dangers of such extremist views.

But Christian themes are present more subtly in Till We Have Faces, in its emphasis on love, sacrifice, and self-sacrifice and in lines such as "I wonder do the gods know what it feels like to be a man" and "I was being unmade….

Helmed by Mike Mitchell (Trolls) and penned by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, this nuanced and ever-present sequel subtly deconstructs the first film's "He's the special" mythology, a trope that had only begun to be interrogated when that first movie dropped in February of 2014.

Our study indicates that PE may present more subtly among younger patients.

What triggers whether or not an interaction is present depends subtly on the cellular context, the complement of molecules inside a cell (if we focus attention of intra-cellular processes and networks) and their respective molecular interactions.

But Harrison presents the plotting subtly.