Sentence examples for subtle exposure from inspiring English sources

And this month a TV ad by US sandwich chain Quiznos lampooned EDM fans for the "subtle exposure to corporate influences" they receive at festivals.

The play is a bear for actors and directors; in it, Shaw's loquacity is particularly untrammeled, the narrative propulsion is minimal, the comedy aimed at a subtle exposure of manners.

From the New York Times to 60 Minutes, the average American has had slight and subtle exposure.

A randomized controlled experiment by Grand D et al. validated that subtle exposure to even small pharmaceutical promotional items influences implicit attitudes towards marketed products among medical students [ 10].

In line with this, there is research suggesting that even subtle exposure to a woman can trigger men's motivation to make a good impression, and could already instigate processes related to impression management (e.g., risk taking behavior; Ronay & Von Hippel, 2010; Van den Bergh & Dewitte, 2006; Van den Bergh, Dewitte, & Warlop, 2003; Wilson & Daly, 2004).

But subtle everyday exposure to UV light can add up to wrinkling or cancer, Dr. Rodan said.

But the current finding of a relationship at such low levels indicates that more investigations are needed in pregnant women, including monitoring of even subtle environmental exposures that can disturb maternal and/or fetal thyroid status.

In more subtle ways, TV exposure helps past and potential future candidates like Ms. Palin, the former Alaska governor, and Mr. Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor who is host of a weekend show on Fox.

As noted in Figure 5E, the reduction in diastolic sarcomere length with pacing frequency in the HG group appeared more subtle during Zn2+ exposure.

As the "true" underlying associations between physical activity and metabolic markers are likely to be subtle, both the exposure and outcome variables need to be measured reliably to reveal them.

Even the most subtle form of exposure to a potential mate can diminish men's cognitive performance, even if she is nothing more than a name on a computer screen.