Sentence examples for subtle call from inspiring English sources
But this is an Arnold Schwarzenegger film, so it's probably the most subtle call to action anyone could think of.
The green paper – and specifically the Teaching Excellence Framework (Tef) – represents a subtle call to action for vice-chancellors, the response to which could reshape the sector.
Even though it takes less than half an hour to read, the subtle call to revel in the wonder of the natural world lasts much longer.
Props to Birdy Nam Nam for the subtle call and response effect.
The chickadee has subtle call variations that communicate information about the size and risk of potential predators.
The pictured red, white and blue clothing was a subtle call to patriotism, one of the frequent tactics of corporate war production committees.
The caption: "Same heart, same passion," is a not-so-subtle call for sexual equality.
Instead, his not-so-subtle call was for legislation to force unwilling tech companies to backdoor their systems in a non-specific way that would nonetheless afford access to decrypted data.
This means Plaid's RFS is not an entirely altruistic proposal for the betterment of the fintech community — it's also a not-so-subtle call for companies it doesn't already know about to use its products.
It's an homage to Big Star and a not-so-subtle call to arms against Top 40.
He uses this interconnectedness theme to criticize modern economics and its element of selfishness, so this not-so-subtle call for "distributive justice" may make many readers uncomfortable.
