Sentence examples for subtly different sense from inspiring English sources
Yet Mr Obama emerged from the summit with his own, subtly different, sense of what is in the region's best interests.
Everyone has a subtly different sense of humour, it's very personal and very individual, and it's scary: falling flat with a joke is infinitely more terrifying than failing to make somebody cry when you want them to.
This is subtly different from preferential attachment but we suggest that the difference is biologically important.
Each word suggests some subtly different quality: looking implies volition; spying suggests furtiveness; gawking carries an element of social judgment and a sense of surprise.
One obvious strategy to adopt in defence of morality is to claim that a person's well-being is in some sense constituted by their virtue, or the exercise of virtue, and this strategy was adopted in subtly different ways by the three greatest ancient philosophers, Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
"How different?" "Subtly different".
The region looks subtly different.
They are also subtly different.
But something in him is subtly different.
A TV audience is subtly different.
The circumstances today are subtly different.
