Sentence examples for subtly effective from inspiring English sources
So from this emotional Pandora's Box of a book, it would be easy to indict Holloway as a clerical careerist of the most subtly effective kind.
It is too early to judge whether Mr Obama and Mr Cameron will forge a more subtly effective partnership than Mr Bush and Mr Blair did.
(Matt Tierney's sound design and Tyler Micoleau's lighting are as subtly effective as any in town.) Then there's the way Ian talks, with racist contempt, of the dark-skinned immigrants who work in the hotel and throng the streets.
Perhaps more subtly effective is Vanessa's intellectual insecurity in the presence of Virginia and Strachey, or her dedication to her children with Bell, so deep that her husband finds no space for himself and betrays her.
While for some (very few, I would imagine) a pair of lawn flamingos may be a "symbol of pride in their homes," and for others (most, I would hope) a "transgressive artifact," for the cognoscenti the pink polyethylene predator is a subtly effective scarecrow.
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Girls like guys who smell subtly good.
The latter months of Hillary Clinton's losing 2008 primary campaign were characterized by a Pyrrhically effective, subtly racialized populist appeal to the people she referred to, at one point, as "hard-working Americans, white Americans," in states such as Michigan and Ohio.
Her subtly wrought work is tremendously effective.
The film has picked up middling reviews: "Garner gives the role her all … her subtly wrought work is tremendously effective," opined the Guardian's Nigel M Smith.
