Sentence examples for subtle notes from inspiring English sources

Subtle notes of accent colours such as sage, aubergine or mustard will pep things up.

If the dish mirrors some of the beer's subtle notes of chocolate, coffee, spice, toast and smoke, all the better.

Ingredients like onions and tomato work as they do in any other sandwich, as subtle notes of flavor.

This impressive blend of 75% pinot noir and 25% chardonnay has a soft golden hue with a mature nose and subtle notes of lime, nuts and marzipan.

In both places the beer was low on bitterness, light, and had subtle notes of straw and rice — a world apart from the double I.P.A.'s, imperial stouts and other high-alcohol, high-impact beers popular with American craft brewers.

Bartenders love it because many classic cocktail recipes call for brandy, and new American expressions like Copper & Kings emphasize flavor and power over the more subtle notes found in Old World brandies like Cognac.

All this carried a subtle note of demagoguery.

But there's a subtle note of worry in his voice.

If you like the direction the flavor has taken, you could intensify it by adding a few fennel seeds or a splash of Pernod, or even some fresh tarragon, which also imparts a subtle note of licorice.

Salads are a good start: Bibb lettuce with fried shallots and cherry tomatoes is surprisingly complex, dressed in a vinaigrette with a subtle note of licorice, and pea shoots topped with grilled haloumi taste of pure garden.

And there was a more subtle note of concern, a note about what kind of people might come, expressed by a speaker who asked whether or not social service agencies would be allowed to rent any of the new row houses for their clients.