Sentence examples for subtle though from inspiring English sources

The ways informal leaders or other team members enhance emotional intelligence are typically more subtle, though often just as powerful.

The references are mostly subtle, though, and for many non-natives "Cupid Deluxe" will sound like a lost mixtape of its own genre, played over a station you never knew was there.

The differences are so subtle, though, that they can only be seen with the eye-tracking software making any attempts to game the system likely to end up awkward rather than informative. .

Beck and his backers get much more clever and subtle, though, about the way they "church up" the founding fathers.

"The differences are so subtle, though, that they can only be seen with the eye-tracking software making any attempts to game the system likely to end up awkward rather than informative," Science reported in an article about the study.

It is therefore expected to miss TFs that: (a) have a small number of directly induced targets; (b) bind at large distances from the transcription start site; (c) regulate the TLR network by interacting with other TFs rather than directly binding to the DNA; or (d) have a very subtle (though, perhaps, biologically important) influence on the expression of their targets.

Elsewhere the disruptions are subtler, though just as effectively strange.

The real issues are subtler, though no less insidious.

The other was subtler, though she finally got us to unthread the knot we had woven when we decided to marry.

For the record, the exact quote was subtler (though the meaning seemed unmistakable), spoken during musings about his life with Catherine Zeta-Jones, the gorgeous (and quarter-century younger) actress he married in 2000: "God bless her that she likes older guys.

The lack of introspection becomes more of a problem in Liszt's E Flat Concerto, in which the Quasi Adagio could be subtler, though there's no mistaking the sense of daring that Li brings to the rest of it.