Sentence examples for subtly enough from inspiring English sources

It started subtly enough in July, with the signing of Duhon.

And it's a suggestion that the polls aren't framed or phrased subtly enough to fully capture Israeli public opinion.

After Stalin's death in 1953, the government loosened artistic control, and filmmakers, using irony, metaphor and humor, could criticize the Soviet system subtly enough to pass censors.

Zhu is a pro at marrying sweet with savory, glazing the meat subtly enough so that you taste the beef rather than just a cloying sauce.

There's also an electronic version of a limited-slip differential, which uses individual front brakes as needed, and it all works subtly enough for you not to feel that you are being electronically over-managed.

About fifty upholstered metal chairs are arrayed around coffee tables, and inmates and their visitors pass time by playing Uno or checkers, drifting to the vending machines and back, or holding each other subtly enough to escape the guards' scrutiny.

But as of right now, there are so many out there that are subtly different enough that plenty are still up.

It was neither subtly realistic enough nor teasingly metaphoric to suggest depths.

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

Make sure you do bronzer subtly but enough for effect and don't get it on your bras or clothes.

Todd Haynes In retrospect, it seems such a simple idea - take your favourite director (in Haynes' case, Douglas Sirk) and faithfully imitate their style and meaning, subtly changing things enough to throw a whole new meaning on an entire historical epoch and film genre.