The song influenced Australian music in numerous ways – some subtle, others not so.
But that characterisation belies the differences – some subtle, others stark – between the various scenes of trouble.
Disagreements have emerged between Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. Powell on defense and foreign policy -- some subtle, others more pronounced.
Anyone who Googles the name Daniel Kurtzer will find a litany of suggestions — some subtle, others not — that he is biased toward one side or the other.
Today, most are settled, but the shepherd still surveys a kaleidoscope of colors, shapes, and patterns, some subtle, others vivid, transmuted to all the arts of Central Asia.
Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, there were growing signs — some subtle, others shrill — that lawmakers were growing frustrated with partisanship and increasingly eager for a change of direction in Iraq that would signal progress to American voters.
His plates are all slightly different, some are earthy and subtle, others quirky, like the set of white bowls called "the golf balls" by staff – so named because he pressed bubble wrap into the clay before firing them.
Are Facebook ads more subtle than other ads?
"We've always been a little more subtle than other companies," she said.
