Sentence examples for subtle divide from inspiring English sources

A close look at two new entrances, Columbus Circle and 42nd Street, reveals the subtle divide.

There was always a subtle divide in the band of "modernisers" who sought to make the Conservatives electable again.

At a factory where black and white workers bowled together on Tuesday nights, where at least two romances crossed racial lines, a subtle divide emerged: Many white men like John refused to train and shunned those who did; many black men like Mark openly volunteered.

But increasingly, there is also a subtle divide between Republicans who believe that states have the right to allow same-sex marriage, and those who think they don't.

There is a very subtle dividing line between those who are still doing it and those who are not".

Laurence Steinberg, a Temple University psychologist who heads a research project on adolescent development and juvenile justice, would rather see the law adopt more subtle dividing lines.

The subtle style divide was being expressed in other ways too.

But it also reflects a subtle cultural divide between those whose careers have been spent on the road, and those — typically younger employees — who are more comfortable with electronic communications, whether e-mail or, increasingly, videoconferencing.

But the rumpus in Britain reflects a deeper and more subtle argument dividing school staff rooms around the world one with broader consequences.

Our approach assessed the pattern and characteristics of "hydrologic facets" (landscape patches that have high internal surface water connectivity and therefore function as a single hydrologic unit), where facet boundaries were defined by subtle topographic divides across the floodplain.

It's not just a knowledge gap; there are subtler cultural divides at play.