Sentence examples for subtle compared from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jaber called such profiling "subtle" compared with what has been happening since the attack.

It was a bold move, but it was subtle compared to what came next.

The amplification for the Lincoln Center Theater's "South Pacific" is subtle compared with the typically blaring Broadway show these days.

Can they just give it to him anyway?" Frazier's losses were subtle compared with the stunning way Kim allowed Games 4 and 5 to get away.

The meat is richer and more substantial than most fish, its taste subtle compared to the marine-gaminess of mussels and clams.

The works at hand -- canzonas, sonatas, fantasias and assorted dance movements -- were composed to entertain by way of a form of virtuosity that was subtle compared with that of Romantic times.

The new mode will add "subtle improvements" compared with existing models, Mr. Atash said.

Williamson's beets have been steamed for a more pure and subtle flavour, compared with the intensity of the more usual roasted version.

Ursula Andress is the very first on-screen Bond girl, Honey Ryder (which is a downright subtle name, compared with those that followed), who makes her living stealing Caribbean sea shells to sell in Miami.

(Ḥalāl [ permissible"] is the opposite of ḥarām ["forbidden"].) The Islamic message in the novel and in Aboulela's collection of short stories, Coloured Lights (2001), was subtle, however, compared with her latest novel, Minaret (2005).

The wizardry begins at 0 54; it is subtle stuff compared to what was to come in later years, but the strategic replacement of various kick and snare hits nonetheless adds elements of rhythmic surprise; in places the beat takes centre stage.