Sentence examples for subtly different ways from inspiring English sources

How history repeats itself in subtly different ways.

They believe in the same God as their Arab brothers, but they often practise their faith in subtly different ways.

"Different people have subtly different ways they like to do things, and the players embraced that from day one.

In each of my jobs, the creative bit and the making money bit (and the relationship between the two) have worked in subtly different ways.

The dance is haunted by all that we cannot know or accommodate from another culture, and it makes us hear the music in subtly different ways.

The talin F3 domain also binds to short sequences in the layilin cytoplasmic domain, and here we report the structure of the talin/layilin complex, which shows that talin binds integrins, PIPK1γ and layilin in similar although subtly different ways.

He showed that if a hidden variable theory was the bedrock on which quantum mechanics was built, the universe would behave in a subtly different way than if quantum mechanics were the bedrock alone.

An unassuming series of still lifes and self-portraits by Cézanne were painted in 1879 80, and these, when they became known, profoundly impressed the younger generation, who reckoned them to be as monumental as the great art of the past yet in a subtly different way that was inherent in the actual manner of painting.

In these remarks Leibniz is using the term "esoteric" in a subtly different way than he is in the earlier quote from the New Essays.

Jupiter's gravity would deflect the quasar's radio waves in a subtly different way if gravity traveled infinitely fast rather than at the speed of light, Kopeikin calculated.

Like Brian May himself, Peter Martin had a distinct air of badger to him, just in a subtly different way.