Sentence examples for subtle in comparing from inspiring English sources

Finebaum has generally lavished Saban with praise, but he was hardly subtle in comparing the influence that Saban exerts at Alabama to the power dynamics that fostered a culture of silence at Penn State.

In comparing the two films, she opined that the remake "makes obvious all that the original film made subtle and does so with less complexity".

What got me through the excellent dinner was a subtle distraction: comparing this home and family to the ones in Sulmona.

[Seems rather dated now (Foucault's Marxism is much less subtle in this work compared to his later research) but an important early contribution to Foucault's work on state institutions].Lotz, W. (1907).

Changes of FA are likely to be subtle in chronic lesions compared with acute lesions due to the recovery of FA.

Another, more subtle trick involves comparing percentage changes in taxes as opposed to tax changes as a percentage of income.

Schreiner in particular has been accused of subtle bias (compare the headline to the text) in his Rand Paul reporting even before this story today.

Interestingly, Toth and colleagues reported that the branching phenotypes observed in daf-2 and daf-16 mutant strains have subtle differences compared with aged wild-type animals.

Our observation that the reduction in Rac1 activation was relatively subtle in RacWt/- tumors compared to RacWt/Wt tumors, may reflect a positive selection for cells with the greatest levels of activated Rac.

On the other hand, NS-GFP cells showed subtle morphological changes compared with NS-GFP cells in the OSC-20 cell lines.

This class of motifs occurred in 10 clusters but their enrichment was relatively subtle compared to other non-ERF-type motif classes.