Sentence examples for subtle represents from inspiring English sources

This change, despite being subtle, represents a shift in both Raz's personal identity and how he is perceived by others.

20 Common to most of these entities are: loss of SMARCB1 as a key alteration, rhabdoid cell component that varies from subtle (represented by a few scattered cells) to extensive comprising almost 100% of the neoplasm, and a frequently (but not obligatory) aggressive clinical course with widespread metastasis at time of diagnosis.

Osseous injury can be subtle while representing important radiological red flags for significant underlying ligamentous injury.

You can see the subtle movements represented on screen as your club follows all the rocking and twisting you're giving your "club".

An analysis of the errors involved in determination of effects on whole animals leads to the conclusion that subtle effects, representing a few per cent change, will not be detectable in routine screening.

The green paper – and specifically the Teaching Excellence Framework (Tef) – represents a subtle call to action for vice-chancellors, the response to which could reshape the sector.

This small treasure represents the subtle side of Brooklyn night life -- not imported trends, but individual dreams played out close to the homes where they were devised.

And yet the version in the festival represents a subtle but significant advance over even the superb Blu-ray edition issued by Criterion this year.

The sound of the album represents a subtle but noticeable shift for Feist, the singer-songwriter best known for her airy confection "1234".

Germany's Oscar submission in the foreign-language category, "Barbara" also represents a subtle challenge to cinematic depictions of the East, which was officially known as the German Democratic Republic.

Then there is the rustic glamour of a "Kelly" wicker picnic bag, named for Princess Grace of Monaco but recreated in nomad spirit of Hermès, which represents a subtle kind of luxe.