Sentence examples for subtly highlights from inspiring English sources

The map also more subtly highlights other major events of the last 15 years, like the Dot-Com Bubble of 1999-2000 and its subsequent burst from 2001-2003, Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and the regeneration of the Midwest auto industry in the last few years.

Writer/Director Desiree Akhavan subtly highlights unique problems of an American youth that finds itself torn between old and new cultures, ideologies and sexualities.

But recently, I found myself missing makeup that's for more than just camouflaging imperfections and subtly highlighting my best features.

Not only did the 3-D technology subtly highlight the fabric textures and give a sense of the clothes' movement, but being surrounded by fellow viewers really enhanced the experience.

Google has since revealed it is also working on a policy update to restrict its ads from being placed on fake news sites, subtly highlighting its ability to discern misleading news.

But it did want to subtly highlight and downplay certain map elements, bring to the fore aspects that are useful and fading back others that aren't as important.

In particular, "The Internship" subtly highlighted the weird balance that Googlers have to strike between being in a high-stress environment rife with deadlines while also being in a sun-soaked paradise of expansive lawns, candy-colored "G-Bikes," and beach volleyball courts in between office buildings.

Recently, the Institute published FELT BOOK, an online publication and exhibition that features the works of over 125 artists who subtly highlight how art can affect day-to-day well-being, maybe influence us to reach nirvana, or at least share some insights towards doing so.

Instead, choose sheer colors that go on light and subtly highlight your eyes.

When discussing your responsibilities with a difficult employer, you may discover a prime opportunity to pointedly yet subtly highlight your employer's unacceptable behavior.

She has subtly tweaked its offerings, highlighting skinny tank tops, leggings and jeans and trimmed-down cardigans, some of which, Ms. Fisher insists, have been in the line all along.