Sentence examples for somewhat more subtle from inspiring English sources

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

There are other, somewhat more subtle, impacts discussed below (Section 6.16.1).

In recent years the situation has revealed itself as somewhat more subtle.

Somewhat more subtle is the effect of new production machines that can hold much closer manufacturing tolerances, Mr. Herzlich said.

— Roger Federer has not won a Grand Slam title in more than two years, but he continued his somewhat more subtle recent assault on the record books Sunday.

Over all, the inquiry is somewhat more subtle than many criminal cases in which investigators try to piece together a timeline of a suspect's activities.

It is bigger — much bigger — but also somewhat different and more subtle than generally portrayed.

The second way corporations could influence (smaller) elections would be somewhat visible to the public, but in a much more subtle way.

Subtle exterior cues give the Explorer Sport a somewhat more aggressive appearance than currently available trim packages.

It creates a sound that Horton describes as "melodic, emotive, somewhat melancholy, with a bittersweet quality – not brash or over the top, more subtle".

La Damoiselle Elue proved somewhat unfocused, but the Danses Sacrée et Profane, featuring harpist Catrin Finch, contained a more subtle expressivity.