Sentence examples for subtle identities from inspiring English sources

The differences in the genome sequence between NIID04-27 and the other 2 isolates NIID04-311 and -47) were subtle; identities with NIID04-31 and -47 were 99.94% and 99.92%, respectively.

Hovering beneath the radar is a more subtle identity to the Blair wardrobe.

The subtle identity and value cues provided by consumption and outspread by social media are very useful.

His new album though is a quiet solo-sax performance recorded in a cathedral, and these quartet shows will be all about his subtle jazz identity.

I started to see just how deep and subtle my identity and attachment to my physical appearance really was.

Helped by assured performances from his mostly young cast — particularly Dustin Seavey and Alison Folland as Luke's closest friends — Mr. Curland fashions his bizarre material into a surprisingly subtle exploration of identity and anxiety.

More importantly, Ravensbrück is an outlier to the Holocaust narrative because the question of who counts as a Jew, not measured by Nazi racial laws but by more subtle markers of identity and memory, is more exigent there than in any other camp.

In fact, there are so many twists and turns, secret identities and subtle details that my second reading was even more absorbing than the first.

Why should a teen send subtle signals about her identity by dressing in a certain brand when she can define herself explicitly on Facebook and Instagram?

The subtle chipping away of identity that begins the second you see that blue line can be disquieting – you are no longer just you, you are responsible for someone else and always will be.

We increasingly seek more complex and subtle imaginative explorations of identity than societal expectations of gender – and a "realist" elaboration of personality – have often allowed; if we have long accepted that identity is fluid and shifting, it has perhaps taken more time to appreciate that it deserves a similarly sophisticated expression in art.