Sentence examples for rather unsubtle from inspiring English sources
The tenor Roberto Aronica was a rather unsubtle Alfredo.
If this all seems rather unsubtle, then that may be the point.
If I did it in fiction, since I would have nothing like that behind me, I would be making a rather unsubtle point.
The tenor Roberto Aronica is a rather unsubtle Alfredo, and the baritone Vladimir Chernov is a vocally uneven Germont.
Cold has a hit with "Stupid Girl," a rather unsubtle neo-grunge song about -- well, you can imagine.
WITH its current fare policy, Metro-North has sent a rather unsubtle message to its customers: Don't buy your ticket on the train.
He was, as Howard Wilkinson said, "a zealot", a fussy, rather pompous figure, unsubtle of thought, and intolerant of any criticism.
Shepard has turned the stories into the subjects, the actors into the characters, and the characters into people, or, rather, into thin and unsubtle simulacra of people and, along the way, has dispelled the remarkable unity of Dunham's vision.
That's the unsubtle message, or rather just one of several such blunt, bludgeoning ideas that the writer and director James DeMonaco tucks into "The Purge".
This use of "Casey" rather than "O'Casey" was an unsubtle put-down, used regularly by both Yeats and Lady Gregory, the dropped "o" suggesting a lower rung in the social ladder, as though O'Casey were someone who delivered coal to the basements of their grand houses.
When looking at 3-D's rather checkered history, remember how wonderfully unsubtle Technicolor was, and also how, for the next twenty-five years, color was primarily a cartoon medium.
