Sentence examples for subtle enough for from inspiring English sources

But what's good about it is substantial and subtle enough for you to want the rest of it to be more complex yet.

This is complicated stuff, the reconciliation of religion and violence, and it's beautifully rendered: simple enough for Nickelodeon fans and subtle enough for their parents, with humor to puncture the pomposity inherent in the heroic genre.

Henson wanted to rethink puppetry for television, and one of his major innovations was to construct Kermit not out of wood (like theatrical marionette puppets) but from cloth, which allowed him to contort Kermit's face into a range of expressions, subtle enough for the camera to pick up.

If you like a wry refraction of contemporary institutions, from "imbecile emporia" to therapeutic ranches; if you have despaired of finding words subtle enough for all that goes on between lovers over time; if you are delighted by poetic invention, Merrill will please you.

Salzer's clear, antique glass dome studs, $122, are uniquely ribbed, yet subtle enough for everyday wearing.

I try and make sure the crowd recording is well-balanced and subtle enough for you to know it's there but does not overpower the music.

The perspective of these novels is subtle enough to be engrossing for both teenagers and adults for whom high school's intense friendships and antipathies still resonate.

Henry James upbraids him for not being subtle enough; Baldwin responds that the second half of the 20th century is not a subtle time.

Burk criticised the satire for not being subtle enough and borrowing from other stories such as Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Unfortunately, Iain Duncan Smith's proposals for making this happen are not subtle enough to realise their potential.

Partly due to lack of availability of genomes specific to the different cell lines and partly because we believe these differences are subtle enough not to significantly affect our results, we ignore them for our investigation.