Sentence examples for subtle kinds from inspiring English sources
All users of I.E. are fluent/native speakers of another language, which they can (and do) use for more important, personal, or subtle kinds of communication (such as inevitably arise in business, diplomacy, and treating the sick).
"There's funny and joking, the two are different … As things progressed, both with adult and junior books, I found that in subtle kinds of ways, without being preachy at all, you could suggest rather interesting things".
"I would like to believe that flagrant, intentional racism is rare," but "more subtle kinds of bias can't be ruled out," Collins says.
"It's a very subtle kind of journey he takes".
This was a very subtle kind of revolution.
The old psychology is thus dominated by a subtle kind of religious philosophy".
The two tenors — Mr. Liebman left his soprano at home — presented a subtle kind of contrast.
"It's a subtle kind of apartheid, but more cruel than the colonialism Colombia threw off from Spain".
I think what you see with her is a subtle kind of power, but a power nonetheless".
It's a more subtle kind of thing, but as everyone knows, deep down we are supreme".
Halfway between homely and aggressive, the new 1950s-style manisure is a subtle kind of boast: anachronistic but assertive.
