Sentence examples for subtle lead from inspiring English sources

And it's a band to depend on, with a careful, subtle lead singer in Andy Cabic and a rhythm section that builds relaxed, sturdy grooves when it's rocking, a little like those on Neil Young's early records with Crazy Horse.

Critics were particularly taken with the subtle lead performances of Joel Edgerton and, in particular, Ethiopian Irish actress Ruth Negga.

The mean BLB of our patients was only 109.9  μg, which is much lower than subtle lead poisoning (>600  μg) levels [ 7].

"I'm not really making a point," he says of his more subtle, lead-the horses-to-water approach.

Others have argued that in strains of S. cerevisiae isolated from their natural habitat, both the [PSI+] and [URE3] prions may have had a net deleterious effect on cell reproduction which, albeit subtle, leads to a failure to find wild strains containing these prions [33], [34].

He then made a subtle opening lead: instead of a routine lead of a top club, he tried a diamond, hoping for ruffs in his partner's hand.

However, West, expecting a spade void in the dummy, makes a subtle opening lead: the spade deuce.

With the increased oxidation degree of GO, both the nucleation sites and the repulsive forces between the GO and hexachloroplatinic anions and between the graphene and the negatively charged Pt nanoparticles increase, and this kind of subtle balance leads to a first decrease and then an increase of Pt size and size distribution on the graphene as well as the decrease of Pt loading.

Gorgeously machined aluminum with a subtle pulsating LED.

As a consequence, he succumbs to the intruder's blend of brashness and subtle entreaties, leads him to a resting place in the attic, and hopes for the best.

These subtle changes led us to suggest that one should consider caspase-3 conformational dynamics as containing active and inactive ensembles rather than a single active conformation and a single inactive conformation as in the two-state allosteric model.