Sentence examples for subtle experiences from inspiring English sources

"The subtle experiences of racism have been more painful than the explicit.

No warnings, or even the subtle experiences with racism during my childhood in Memphis, could have prepared me for Moscow during that first visit.

MAKE Music New York, a free daylong celebration of amateur and professional music making spun off from the 30-year-old Fête de la Musique in Paris, has enlivened the summer solstice in New York with prodigious displays and subtle experiences alike since 2007.

So, it's the subtle experiences like the Weebly updates today that will make a difference in this market.

And who knows what subtle experiences from the past might be the culprit holding you back.

Subtle experiences like this are to me what empathy is all about and communication should feel the same.

Nanni Moretti offers exactly that sort of moving and subtle experience with his new film, "The Son's Room," which will open early next year.

Saving a bit of hassle and a few seconds on a daily basis really adds up; it's the type of subtle experience improvement that is Apple's biggest differentiation.

However, a large body of literature also finds that low power – which is also a chronic, though often more subtle, experience for stigmatized groups – is associated with a heightened activation of inhibitory processes.

In ONE WORLD YOGIS Deepak and Eddie merge the wisdom of yoga with the findings of Western research to create a rich and subtle experience for the whole being.

Jay Cocks for Time, wrote that "Don't Look Now is such a rich, complex and subtle experience that it demands more than one viewing", while Variety commented that the film's visual flourishes made it "much more than merely a well-made psycho-horror thriller".