Sentence examples for subtle justification from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most important of the film's reworkings is the subtle justification it lends to the notion of settler colonialism.

The power of the commercial was originally thought to lie in its subtle justification of the fact that Preference cost ten cents more than Nice 'n Easy.

(The book thus offers subtle justification for Mr. Krugman's own evolution from a columnist specializing in economics to one who writes about politics at least as much).

You seem impatient of false elaborations, subtle justifications.

The theoretical reasons for new axioms that the non-pluralist gives are quite different that the theoretical reasons that are customarily at play in mathematics, in part because, having stepped into the realm of independence, a more subtle form of justification is required, one that relies more heavily on sophisticated mathematical machinery.

More subtle instances may provoke hedging and justification.

It is evident that many bear resemblance to each other in content yet these have been preserved as separate justifications so that the subtle nuances are not lost.

Clinicians appeared to have used "subtle" hypomanic and cyclothymic features as a justification for augmentation.

While the core of this framework is on partner violence being gender symmetric, an argument that stems from the idea that behaviors of both males and females reflect that of their larger culture's endorsement of violence, these general attitudes about the acceptability or non-acceptability of violent behaviors can influence the justification of partner violence in subtle ways.

It has been buying kit that could be used in weapons and working on the missiles that could carry them.Fissile but not futileBut efficacy matters as much as justification and here the arguments are more subtle.

Unfortunately, even though Carl is right, he made a small and subtle mistake so difficult to spot that it leaves Carl's justification intact.