Sentence examples for subtle distinctive from inspiring English sources

In "Capri's Camera on Dance," Frank Capri captures 29 of these moments but shows the flashy, fancy moves of dance and often neglects their more subtle, distinctive counterparts, Alastair Macauley writes.

We treated them here as 2 new morphs: PAP Morph 5 (2 colonies) and PAP Morph 6 (1 colony), as they also presented subtle distinctive morphological traits.

But both are by John Hemenway Duncan, who gave the  Beaux-Arts style a subtle yet distinctive  twist.

It was the price he paid for a small but subtle and distinctive body of criticism.

The pine trees are ubiquitous and their aroma is subtle yet distinctive.

Chestnuts have a subtle yet distinctive flavor, but I had underestimated how rich and creamy they become when pureed.

In a nod to the faulty math, the Big Ten, which still has no plans to change its name, placed a subtle but distinctive "11" into its logo.

But I.S. 62 has the kind of subtle and distinctive issues that are not necessarily dealt with in system-wide pronouncements.

I'll grant that some of the evidence she draws on (and much she does not) shows that the brains of people with autism are marked by a subtle but distinctive array of anomalies in genetic and neural development.

What a dapper cloth Robert Forster, co-founder of the Go-Betweens, cuts his songs from; and, on his first album in seven years, how subtle and distinctive their tailoring.

Two other Champagnes worth noting are the subtle and distinctive Cuvée Ste.-Anne from Chartogne-Taillet, a graceful blend of chardonnay and pinot noir with a little pinot meunier thrown in, from Merfy, practically in the outskirts of the city of Reims, and the well-balanced Fleury from Courteron in the Côte des Bar, to the south and east of the main Champagne region.