Sentence examples for subtly challenged from inspiring English sources

Wayne Bridge and victimhood are in danger of becoming horribly synonymous, but Roberto Mancini has, albeit subtly, challenged Manchester City's left-back to fight back against those he believes have wronged him.

Yates almost humours him as he subtly challenges his books and articles, allowing the pick-up artist to paint himself into a corner all by himself.

(1994) Suggested by ChooChoo and Oedipa "Do I Not Like That is fascinating because of how it confirms but also subtly challenges memories of England's disastrous campaign to qualify for USA 94," explains ChooChoo.

In the civil rights era, the profiles continued to have a central role in the periodicals of the Johnson Publishing Company — Ebony, Jet and Tan, the first black women's magazine — subtly challenging the status quo by emphasizing, rather than concealing, African-American humanity, individuality and psychological nuance.

Un Ballo in Maschera subtly challenges the notion that things get better with time.

The festival subtly challenges this perspective by bringing in works from other cultures on one hand and, on the other, by emphasizing that "there is classicism besides Western European classicism".

Whether health professionals must acquiesce with or subtly challenge or even disrupt a patient's emotional context to their illness is not clear.

Just as deftly, she uncovers the intricacies of how such faith can be challenged — suddenly, subtly.