Sentence examples for seemed subtle from inspiring English sources

Her mezzo is flexible and comparatively bright, and if her dramatic sensibilities at first seemed subtle beside Ms. Meade's, she proved a fine actress on her own, both in a passionate performance of Romeo's aria, "Se Romeo t'uccise un figlio," from Bellini's "Capuleti e I Montecchi," and her comic rendering of the tipsy aria "Ah! Quel dîner!" from Offenbach's "Périchole".

Phenotypic changes seemed subtle but were accompanied by genetic changes in functional loci.

The city's passion for Christmas makes Dickens seem subtle on the subject.

But today, von Gloeden's photographs do not seem subtle in the least.

The distinction may seem subtle, but it's the key to accuracy and understanding how the sport really works.

But it is not 2006; over the past seven years, we have been encouraged to share so much information that the changes that come from Graph Search may seem subtle, or at least unworthy of genuine outrage.

Mr. Werde said that on first glance the difference in the new chart would seem subtle, with songs rising and falling a few notches, depending on the listening habits of fans.

A view that first appeared open and featureless now holds an anxiety of detail; the voice that first sounded spare and simple now seems subtle, shrewd and thrillingly intimate.

Detached from its neighbouring buildings and nestled away from Dessauer Strasse, the Johann König gallery is a contemporary, white-walled space that may seem subtle and unassuming at first but certainly isn't: expect a dramatic range of contemporary mediums, from sculpture and painting to large-scale multimedia installations.

At first glance, the speed difference may seem subtle.

Although the differences may seem subtle, they had a strong impact on the readers.