The majority claiming to support the constitution on TV are illiterate and claim they support "Islam", further proving the point that they have no idea what machinations exist within the apparently subtle texts of the constitution.
Through touching illustrations, which manage to be both realistic and imaginative, and a subtle, conversational text, all an older sibling's fears about the arrival of a new baby are gently explored and kindly put to rest.
But as far as I can remember, all of these ads have been subtle — some text and maybe a small graphic centered beneath the search bar.
As Michael Dorf, a Columbia law professor, said in a column about Scalia's memo, "The not so subtle sub-text of the opinion goes something like this: 'We Supreme Court justices are part of the ruling elite and we're entitled to live like it.
Compelling detail, tender, subtle colouring, economical text and pure emotion – loneliness, grief, hope and eventual joy – add up to a book of quiet but considerable power.
His style shows fine formal balance and subtle handling of texts.
As the text unfolded, subtle notes a building, a landscape, a recurring detail established links between these spacially and temporally disparate lives.
Without intending to minimize the utility and effectiveness of other text-analytical approaches, we propose that semantic network analysis becomes an invaluable and time-efficient tool for exposing subtle patterns of large text corpora.
Attackers make subtle changes to the text of the email by using different words at different times and by using misspelled words to avoid detection by filters that require an exact word match.
