Sentence examples for subtle qualification from inspiring English sources
The rival formulations turn up one after another, in sub-clauses that offer everything from subtle qualification to flat contradiction.
Modern critics view it as a device, integral to poetic language, encompassing the tensions of error and truth simultaneously, not necessarily by startling juxtapositions but by subtle and continuous qualifications of the ordinary meaning of words.
Unlike Tim Pawlenty, who attacked Mrs. Bachmann's qualifications at Thursday night's debate, Mr. Perry chose to send a more subtle message: making his first Iowa appearance in her hometown but not taking her on directly.
The veiled style of Henry James, with its subtleties, equivocations, and qualifications, perfectly reflects his complicated and subtle mind and his abiding awareness of ambiguity in human motives.
The question of her qualifications for the Presidency does not concern subtle shades of meaning; it is fundamental.
The increase over time in the proportion of individuals with intermediate educational qualification may in part be a consequence of the subtle changes in how educational achievement was determined across the surveys.
Although most of us believe tests and other performance indicators to be accurate measures of qualifications, the truth is they often can be ridden with subtle bias.
Subtle signs of reassessment, such as a belated decision to explore an Olympic presence and a suggestion that the qualification process for a 10-team World Cup be spiced up to involve more elite nations, are encouraging.
