Sentence examples for subtle vision from inspiring English sources

Dyslexics also have a number of subtle vision problems that could interfere with reading.

Kinder, as he is known, used animal prints subtly, blending them in a black dress and smudgy, painterly prints that looked what they were: a subtle vision of Africa interpreted by the designer after reading an 18th-century memoir, "Travels into the Interior District of Africa".

The patients may have subtle vision loss which they may not be aware of.

RightEye looks through that window to detect common but often subtle vision issues resulting from concussions and other brain troubles.

Over the next 10 days the White House promises a new push to clarify what the president wants to do in the world - and articulating his complex, subtle vision may be hard.

Now, he's back at it, but with a more subtle vision the future: commissioned for the Pausefest, SEEDBED is a mixed live action and VFX film exploring man's tendency to mythologize technological innovation.

Alternately celebrated as elegiac images of lost culture or derided as "ruin porn," such images have obscured more subtle visions of the Motor City.

Shrouding her subtle visions of beauty, their settings make the doe-eyed characters float in an ocean of lush bright abstraction.

Shrouding her subtle visions of beauty, their settings make the doe-eyed characters float in an ocean of lush bright abstraction.

Whether it's throwing as much useful light at night in front of drivers, or the nearly blinding bright white walls of their global auto show stands, Audi is not subtle about vision.

He was seen at the age of 61 years, at which point he had noted subtle color vision changes for the past year.