Sentence examples for subtle examples from inspiring English sources

This 1988 live set, released for the first time, contains six typically subtle examples of her interplay between voice and piano, including a gloriously expansive version of the ballad, Lover Man.

For the river metric on, if two points, and are on the same vertical line, define Otherwise define where and More subtle examples of -trees also exist, for example, the real tree of Dress and Terhalle [2].

However, as the following paragraphs show, there are more subtle examples of similarity that require a more detailed representation.

Such gross examples are relatively easy to identify, and such patients can be removed from analysis; what we do not know is whether more subtle examples of the same phenomenon are contaminating the remaining data.

Many, although not all, of the authors' examples of epistasis in the paper are, in fact, rather subtle examples of phenomena like this – not sign epistasis, or very large effects vs. very small or no effects, but the difference between an effect slightly greater than 1.3 and one slightly less.

Flirtation but subtle examples of body language includes making direct eye contact, good posture, and smiling.

A more subtle example is Mr Bush's unwillingness to rally Americans to any wider national goals after September 11th.

That's not a subtle example, however, all the thinking and the assumptions underneath this framing is really subtle and mostly out of people's awareness.

A prime, if subtle, example came when Michelle Obama sought to introduce her husband to the Democratic convention that nominated him for the presidency in 2008.

"While you sleep, I train" went Clarke's infamous tweet, the least subtle example of a career-long campaign in which he was positioned as the man who worked harder than everyone else, took losses with greater levels of devastation and did more than anyone to avenge them.

Cesàro's theorem is a subtle example.