Sentence examples for rarely subtle from inspiring English sources
The exclusion is rarely subtle.
Mr. Moore is often impolite, rarely subtle and occasionally unwise.
Television, in its 21st-century reality show-inspired form, is manipulative, and rarely subtle.
A psychological horror that's rarely subtle but delivers a sense of menace with aplomb.
The narration, by Mr. Sekula, is at times lyrical and rarely subtle, but the film is most graceful and moving when its argument slows down or wanders into an interesting tangent.
McFarlane is a gifted writer, though rarely so subtle that it isn't apparent what she's being subtle about.
Political ads have rarely been subtle in the past, but this current slew could insult the intelligence of a silverfish.
Mr. Kaufmann is tremendously appealing, but his emotions are not complicated; he is happy or sad or angry or peaceful, but rarely a subtle mixture of those.
Mr. Obama's approach to the health insurance industry has rarely been subtle, starting with his campaign, when he spoke of his dying mother's struggle to persuade her insurer to cover her cancer treatments.
This reinforces our impression from medicinal chemistry that hERG inhibition has a rather flat structure activity relationship: we rarely observe subtle changes in structure that result in dramatic changes in activity.
