Sentence examples for subtle until from inspiring English sources

Still, Dr. Gingrich said, "the differences were subtle" until he decided to pool the data on their behavior and graph it on a bell curve.

It sounds subtle until you consider the reach of a holiday card: Close friends, extended family and work colleagues will be on the mailing list.

But Mr. Ponte's language remained subtle until May, when he told Mr. Bridgwood over lunch in SoHo that he would be giving him "a crazy mixed-up bid," as Mr. Bridgwood remembers, and then coming in to talk later.

Literate, whimsical, character-driven and subtle (until it's really not subtle), the film isn't so much a postmodern spin on the classical western, more a radical fusion of disparate elements which all enhance one another beautifully.

Management of meteorologically-induced disaster based on the perception that seasonal monsoonal climatic conditions are generally stable limits the ability to detect short-term changes and anomalies, which are generally subtle until their impacts become suddenly apparent in forms such as flash floods and landslides (Ndah et al. 2016);   4.

To be fair, such hints were fairly subtle until 2014's Week Before Christmas, when then-leader Danielle Smith took a flaming axe to the TAXATION IS THEFT-emblazoned hull of the ship by crossing the floor along with eight of her fellow MLAs to join the then-ruling Progressive Conservatives.

Beauty finds new form: the gaudy buxomness of summer is set aside, colours drain, grow softer, subtler, until the landscape sings a new and slighter song, of pier rust, tide-glint, rock.

It seems a subtle difference, until you want to edit and post vacation photos while still on vacation.

Specific anti-Roma laws were first adopted in Europe in the early Middle Ages, and have continued in more "modern" and, often, more subtle forms until today.

General Shinseki was not removed outright, but he was treated shabbily by the Bush administration in more subtle ways until his retirement later that year.

As he begins to backtrack, she jolts upright, stares back in shock, then in mock shock, shifting in subtle increments until she smiles, lets her face go blank again, and leans back into his arms with relaxed panic, a twenty-sided facial expression that should earn Lauren Graham a special Emmy.