Sentence examples for subtle signposting from inspiring English sources

Carol and Therese's relationship intensifies so incrementally, with such subtle signposting, that understanding it requires constant revision.

This indicates that RRI process facilitators cannot rely on stakeholder dissatisfaction as a subtle signpost of early closure during singular engagement activities.

There are too many chunky signposts, when it might have been more subtle to consider, say, Germany's nervous relationship to its national flag, or the fact that every Jewish property in Berlin is still under 24-hour police protection.

But longitude requires detecting subtle variations in field strength from place to place an extra map or signpost sense that magnetite could supply, Lohmann says.

Smells create a subtle olfactory landscape that stirs us: from the sweet drops that male elephants dribble from glands near their eyes in mating season to the scent signposts of lions, hyenas and other animals.

How subtle?

Subtle indeed.

"Not subtle".

But here there is no signposting.

"Mainstream comedy" now requires the signposting.

Subtle hues?