Sentence examples for subtly fought from inspiring English sources
American Jewish World Service is glad to see that the courage of women resisting the Taliban is being recognized ("Behind the Burka: Women Subtly Fought Taliban," front page, Nov. 19).
And in fact, you might have beeen subtly trying to fight back by asking the government for more transparency.
Most subtly, the land wars that we have fought in the Middle East have prevented a long overdue transition to a more naval-oriented force better suited to the Asian theater.
But Mr. Romney subtly acknowledged the fight ahead with a joking reference to his last campaign as he spoke at the Bayside Grill and Tavern here.
Wayne Bridge and victimhood are in danger of becoming horribly synonymous, but Roberto Mancini has, albeit subtly, challenged Manchester City's left-back to fight back against those he believes have wronged him.
Is your friend subtly picking a fight with you, or taking revenge for some perceived slight by making condescending remarks?
Fight fight fight fight fight.
"Fight, fight, fight, fight!" they clamored.
In a clarifying moment, two guys stand by the ring talking about the Virginia tech shooting as others in the background fight, making a subtly profound statement about the context of violence.
