Sentence examples for subtle alternative from inspiring English sources

Tingatang offers a "stylish and subtle" alternative to wearing green at a traffic-light party, and the dragons are as encouraging as you'd expect.

Indeed, for every uninhibited example of a looser thinking about the body he offered a subtle alternative: wide chambray denim trousers pinched at the hips, cozy ribbed cardigan knits worn over whimsical pastel prints, and two-piece silk dresses, blending a high-waist skirt and an embroidered bikini top.

Between the extremes of Tory kill-to-be-kind austerity and a return to Labour's debt-fuelled spend-a-thon lies a more subtle alternative: avoiding savage cuts in public spending that could trigger a new recession, but also concentrating that spending where it has the maximum economic, social and environmental benefit.

However a more subtle alternative view (Copp 2001, cf. Barker 2000) might deny that any such dimension was part of the "standard core meaning" (Copp 2001, 18) of moral terms but admit its presence as something implicated, not entailed, by moral utterances.

The Heart's gameplay role continued to change, and it continued to provide narration on its perceptions of different characters, which helped to reinforce the narrative themes and to differentiate the city's social classes in a more subtle alternative to having the characters provide expository dialogue.

New strategies, such as manipulating co-agonist concentrations by influencing enzyme kinetics might form a more subtle alternative.

A subtler alternative is to apply a very pale shade of foundation.

So, while some scoured the skies or simply their pots, others combed the deep once again for subtler alternatives with more explanatory power.

If external evidence is eliminated by the task instructions, decision-makers might use alternative, subtle contextual information as evidence, such as their choice history, that is not consciously monitored and usually concealed by the experimental design.

However, lip rounding appears to require more complex operations along the auditory pathway resulting in more subtle effects requiring alternative methods of data analyses.

That many homologous exons fall in between these two extremes highlights the diversity of biological systems and suggests that the subtle balance between alternative splicing and gene duplication is adjusted to the specific cellular context of each gene.