Sentence examples for subtle actions from inspiring English sources

But bullying can include more subtle actions, says Alison Antes, a workplace psychologist who studies researcher leadership and management practices at Washington University in St Louis, Missouri.

In addition, this approach allowed researchers to see subtle actions that are not obvious to the human eye.

Sometimes it's the small, subtle actions and assumptions that betray people's racial biases – whether they're at school, in the street or in the workplace.

But Japanese viewers pick up more on subtle actions". And many fans say it is precisely the subtle nature of the show that keeps them tuning in.

Subtle actions that before #MeToo might have gone unnoticed, like a man putting his hand on a woman's lower back at a Christmas party, are no longer acceptable, according to Hess.

They benefit as much from the subtle actions of attentive employees who turn the music down when they see guests trying to talk, or are scrupulous to avoid interrupting in the middle of an intimate discussion to ask how the burger is tasting.

Such subtle action of the highly flexible but carefully controlled brush tip determines the dynamic character of the brushwork and is the primary focus of attention of both the artist and critical viewers.

It may be a subtle action, in which your manager slowly but surely takes over, or an immediate decision.

This eye-closing, this looking within: it's a subtle action which, over a group dinner or in a café, I've sometimes caught friends catching, to my shame.

He exemplified Gautama the Buddha's wisdom in his compassion and the awareness he brought to every subtle action: the way he lovingly folded his red wool shawl after removing it, his unsteady but graceful swaying gait.

No significant differences in any of these membrane parameters between CMP or control cells was evident, indicating a relatively subtle action of the CMP paradigm (Figure S1C).