Sentence examples for subtle entries from inspiring English sources

The watch-making arm of Maison Hermes has a couple of elegantly subtle entries in this latter category that we had the opportunity to see first hand at the recent JCK Swiss Watch show in Las Vegas.

The best of the films, like the gravelly 1980 gangster picture "The Long Good Friday," traded on a smooth, subtle entry into a world that the directors created slowly and meticulously.

By Ian Crouch September 18 , 2012In a campaign season that has recently come under the powerful sway of the Internet video, another entry — more subtle than "Innocence of Muslims" and certainly more "elegantly stated" than Mitt Romney's disdain for the "forty-seven per cent" — has joined the fray.

This provides the driving force for fine tuning host-guest interactions at the molecular level and constitutes an entry toward subtle discrimination of different chemicals (e.g. complementary fertilizers, synergistic drugs) during their sequential release.

These effects can be explained by interpreting Wikipedia's entry barrier as a subtle glass ceiling.

In SiGlo positive cells, baculovirus internalization into 293 cell nuclei revealed a subtle decrease (Figure 4D) compared to the entry in scramble siRNA transfected and transduced cells at 6 h.

These features might explain the differential effect exerted by Arb on entry of various HCV genotypes: indeed subtle differences in protein sequences could translate into modified interactions with several partners and/or at several levels.

In fact, the dialect is just the point of entry to poems that are heartfelt and subtle.

So my question to him is, "What are you aware of?" And he becomes aware of a kind of subtle sensation in his chest--and that becomes our entry point.

Yet compared with some entries on these internet portals, this unusual feature is somewhat subtle.

The likes of interlocking themed entries and (perhaps to a lesser extent) grid art are often subtle.