Sentence examples for subtle pieces from inspiring English sources

And this is one of the trickier and more subtle pieces of advice.

Computers, however, are very good at combining thousands or millions of subtle pieces of information to arrive at accurate predictions.

The highlights of the collection were not the looks played for laughs, but the more subtle pieces.

He has also cited "The Simpsons" as "one of the most subtle pieces of propaganda around in the cause of sense, humility and virtue".

He once cited "The Simpsons" as "one of the most subtle pieces of propaganda around in the cause of sense, humility and virtue".

The colorist wears subtle pieces by the jeweler Lizzie Fortunato ("I bought this necklace at Maryam Nassir Zadeh on the Lower East Side"), and Dior Homme is his go-to designer.

This subtle, elusive piece about a couple drawn together when they realise their partners are having an affair has more in common with Brief Encounter than his cheeky, inventive Chungking Express or his delirious, lurid Fallen Angels.

In the end, AstraZeneca decided on a subtle piece of chemical reëngineering.

So as you might guess, the play isn't a subtle piece of dramaturgy.

It was his own campaign bus and, in a subtle piece of branding, the candidate prided himself on his honesty.

Or Steven Pinker's subtle piece of natural philosophy, "The Better Angels of our Nature", a radical way of looking at global poverty?