Sentence examples for scarcely subtle from inspiring English sources
After the huge fugue of variation 30, the set evaporates; but van Bloss cleverly follows it with a pounding Appassionata Sonata, scarcely subtle but very exciting.
This is scarcely subtle, but it prepares us for the rest of the production (which will be performed on Saturday afternoon and broadcast live in high-definition to movie theaters around the world).
Levete met the V&A's new brief by producing a subtler, indeed scarcely perceptible, piece of architecture than Libeskind's strutting, jutting extension, one she argues will create an "iconic space rather than be an iconic building".
More than any other dramatist, he creates characters that are of similar general types, and yet, as in real life, differ in subtle ways: Shakespear was scarcely more remarkable for the force and marked contrasts of his characters than for the truth and subtlety with which he has distinguished those which approached the nearest to each other.
One hundred and twenty years later, all that remains are social gradations so subtle that half the people caught up in them would scarcely know they were there.
Anyone who supposes that the potential of the human mind is scarcely yet tapped or appreciated, and that its operations may extend to levels far subtler and higher than the senses can grasp, is leaving space for an angelic realm.
Now scarcely 10 per cent are.
Mr. Tanimoto scarcely answered.
