Sentence examples for subtly different characters from inspiring English sources

Later, in Mr. Louis's "Frail Demons," Peter Kyle embodies subtly different characters.

Situated in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives comprises of 26 atolls each with a subtly different character.

Within the commodious passenger compartment, which has been stretched to yield an additional 7.3in of rear-seat leg room, the Black, to quote its maker, "delivers higher levels of luxury with unique design finishes, precision leather detailing and new features to give this vehicle specification a distinctive and subtly different character both inside and out".

Limes are better than lemons -- it's a subtly different type of zing.

Heaney, as we know from his version of Philoctetes called The Cure at Troy, is a magnificent translator of Sophocles, and his version of Antigone not only has his customary power and precision but also subtly varies the verse-form for different characters.

Dublin's case is subtly different.

This concept describes when a robot or animated character becomes very realistic, but subtly different enough from reality to feel "creepy".

If Mendelsohn is playing Tarkin, his Imperial-rank insignia and uniform are both subtly different to those sported by Cushing, though it's possible the character simply picked up a promotion or two somewhere along the way.

Type C and D genes showed subtly different expression patterns.

This is subtly different from preferential attachment but we suggest that the difference is biologically important.

He is subtly different, with a lighter personality; he jokes around more, and is less "doom and gloom" than the original character.