Sentence examples for subtle means from inspiring English sources
Does he know what "subtle" means?
And by what subtle means will heartfeltness be discerned?
Great Thai cooking is stealthier: big flavors obtained by subtle means.
Although ruthless in certain situations, Toussaint prefers to win by subtle means.
But they should, in addition, give a more subtle means of protection.
Deane achieves his choreographic ends by a variety of ingenious, if not always subtle, means.
The difference in the gene expression of HapMap and NCI-60 datasets is very subtle (mean Spearman R > 0.92, Figure 1A, upper panel), which may in turn imply that discretization-based methods would result here with nearly identical models that will fail to differentiate between their phenotypes.
Farmers' lobbying -- and less-subtle means of persuasion like road blockades and fires -- are powerful and highly visible.
Many of them scorn merit aid as a not-so-subtle means of buying a better class, sometimes at the expense of lower-income students who need financial assistance.
It's also more common for a president to advance an educational agenda through subtler means.
The biggest menace we face today -- and all civilized societies face it together -- is not intercontinental ballistic missiles but terrorism, which requires a subtler means of defense.
