Sentence examples for subtle comparison from inspiring English sources

When Harper's ran a cover story titled "Barack Hoover Obama," the magazine dropped a less than subtle comparison of the Great Depression to today's economic crisis, pitting Hoover's well-intentioned mishandling against FDR's dogged mastery.

Once again, increasing sample number through integrating datasets results in a greater number of significantly differentially expressed genes, between the Sorlie et al. basal and luminal-A or the more subtle comparison of luminal A and luminal B subtype samples, at a given FDR (Additional file 4).

In the cases of GPCR and enzymes, almost no structure is found by the sequence kernels, which, as alluded to above, was expected and suggests that more subtle comparison of the sequences would be required to exploit the information they contain.

Baker's novel goes beyond escapist fantasy, drawing subtle comparisons between past and present.

But a little later in child development, those stark oppositions give way to more subtle comparisons.

And to follow the subtle comparisons to Lombard, whose "comic response to her predicaments is more rambunctious than raffish".

"Jeopardy!" requires a program with the suppleness to weigh an almost infinite range of relationships and to make subtle comparisons and interpretations.

They listen patiently as she speaks on behalf of her husband, ticking off his accomplishments and making promises about lower drug costs while slipping in subtle comparisons between her husband and father.