Sentence examples for subtle event from inspiring English sources

Only five Venus transits, first predicted by the 17th-century German astronomer Johannes Kepler, are known to have been observed -- in 1639, 1761, 1769, 1874 and 1882 -- though Dr. DeVorkin said it was likely that ancient astronomers in China, Mesopotamia or elsewhere could have witnessed such a rare and subtle event.

But here is another subtle event, a mere bouquet of flowers, that reflects contemporary struggles of working women.

The MHs claimed that aggravation was something they often observed in clinical practice both as a dramatic and subtle event.

He says that after the 1992 Brits, he genuinely thought he would never become involved with music again, but "a series of subtle events" spurred him into action.

These subtle events may be associated with the changes in basal migration (in the absence of CXCL8) as well as CXCL8 induced chemotaxis.

A possible reason may be that antioxidant defense has been shown to be triggered by a higher concentration (>5 μg/cm) [ 34], and another explanation is that our technology is extremely sensitive in apprehending very subtle events.

In contrast, UTR introns, where such subtle events are expected to be neutral or only slightly deleterious, have a more than 2-fold higher fraction of tandem donors and acceptors (0.64% and 2.54%, respectively, Fisher's exact test: P < 0.0001, Figure 1).

The dramas of the past are not always so dramatic anymore, while some subtler events can be seen as very important.

In each case, subtle selective events are surely always at work.

It cleverly seizes upon this subtle childhood event -- the fresh moment of decision making -- by presenting four mundane events in the young life of a boy who lives in the city.

On Tuesday, people worldwide will look to witness a subtle celestial event noted more for its rarity than its spectacle: For the first time in 122 years, Venus will be seen passing between Earth and the Sun.