Sentence examples for seem subtly from inspiring English sources

Maybe a chasm excavated along a fault might seem subtly darker as its girth increased after an exceptional storm.

The portraits that make up the new volume of the Philosophers series seem subtly different in tone and composition to the previous set.

"The mark of a good comedy programme is that when you stop watching it and you go out into the street, things seem subtly different, you see things you didn't see before," Lloyd says.

The one and only Santa seemed subtly transformed.

It was, it seems, subtly different from sex.

Everything seems subtly alive, with the face being the most fluid point.

It's great for GPs, but the episode seems subtly to wonder, is it also great for patients?

I stepped back out into modernity, and the city that was once again buzzing around me seemed subtly but fundamentally altered.

They seemed subtly but significantly different from Clovis and other toolmaking traditions — neither a clear ancestor to the later technology, nor an obvious competitor.

Rather, the effect seems subtly ingrained throughout the data.

Expression of K04G2.2 cDNA under the control of the pan-neuronal promoter seemed subtly rescued the defects, although it was not significant (Fig. S2D in Supporting Information).