Sentence examples for subtle altering from inspiring English sources

His favorite subject seems to be time and what can be achieved by the subtle altering of it; he had just seen Willie Nelson performing on television and was full of praise for how the singer races the tempo of his singing and guitar playing while keeping an inner sense of steady time.

The present results are striking since the developmental manipulation was so subtle, altering only the slight initial weight differences between the focal chicks and their competitors, and yet its influence was detectable in adulthood.

Further studies are needed, as the authors point out, but subtle alterations in immune function following these operations may alter the cardiovascular risk [4].

Other design institutions are not altering their lineup of events but are considering subtle alterations and shifts of emphasis to shows already in the works.

Meanwhile, subtle interventions altering our movement through the gallery include the removal of prohibitive doors, replaced by plastic from Southend bus shelters.

You'll usually have to be subtle about altering the clothes themselves.

It is also, in subtler ways, altering the fraught discussion of what to do with nuclear plants' wastes.

And Mr. Hancock — an admirer of Ms. Wilson's who had never played with her — got off a subtle, highly altered version of Cole Porter's "I Love You, before she finally returned to sing the ballad "Old Folks" with him.

Migrations not involved in such coalescence have a more subtle effect by altering coalescence waiting times.

For instance, subtle changes as altering the conformation of the 7-OH group from alpha to the beta position results in an up to 50-fold decrease in potency as determined by EBI2-induced migration 6.

According to the U.S. EPA, mines can also affect waterways in other, more subtle ways, by altering natural drainage patterns, impounding water, diverting streams, and a host of other practices.