Sentence examples for subtly away from inspiring English sources

You couldn't see the odds shifting subtly away from the Lakers and toward the Rockets as Bryant was forced from 6 feet out to 12 feet from the basket, or when he had Battier's hand in his eyes.

Shifting subtly away from an attitude of "maximize profits this quarter at all costs" does not mean you leap right from capitalism to communism; it just means you take into account a broader definition of value to the organization and community.

Out of the spotlight, the city guides subtly shifted away from concentrating exclusively on entertainment listings to more proven services like e-commerce.

It captured how insidious the disease is, how it can subtly eat away at you.

Mr. Colbert, 49, had been subtly shifting away from the character in recent years, especially in on-air interviews.

Italian women are supposedly held in almost divine esteem, yet are subtly kept away from real, economic and political power.

In recent months four new bills have been introduced to state parliament, all increasing police powers and subtly whittling away civil liberties.

They give with one hand while taking away, subtly, with the other.

But Howie began to subtly steer Kyle away from the game, believing one son in the NFL was enough.

Never has that Spanish fisherman's footwear looked so glamorous as in buttery leather above the raffia sole or cut away subtly at the heel.

They are talking shop, in other words, but the sound of that talk, in these cool and sandless rooms, with the grave tones of Hawkins and O'Toole — plus, in attendance, Anthony Quayle and the mellifluous Claude Rains — not only points the movie's plot ahead but subtly shifts us away from the hero worship that Lawrence has earned in his exploits.