He said this particular concept was different in a subtly important way.
Paul Kedrosky, a venture capital industry analyst and author of the blog Infectious Greed, called Kleiner's new fund "a subtly important story".
That's why Dallas's 1-0 Sunday win was so subtly important, though for a team that have found a way to survive a slew of setbacks, the result shouldn't be surprising.
Character motivations are subtly enriched; important contextual signifiers are added; the narrative arc is elaborated with the addition of nuanced emotional subtext that... er, what am I talking about?
The juice behind PandaWhale's recent growth is that this small group of whales subtly conducts important work for Google by bringing content (including images) from regions of the web where Google's crawlers cannot easily explore.
Second, and somewhat more subtly, an important hidden assumption is that, at the stage of the code evolution, central metabolism was already in place, so that amino acid biosynthesis pathways evolved from central pathways.
Say something like "I'll miss all of you, well not all of you, I'm not naming names (Greg)." It's very important to subtly throw in how long you were a member of the team, so that people appreciate the time you put in.
"If you don't think that's important," I subtly reminded Lehrer of his duty in what was more commonly called the Fourth Estate, "then go to Syria, Iraq, Libya, or Somalia, and you'll see what happens when a country loses that".
While the availability of such a wealth of well-structured data makes the status of patients be characterized comprehensively and subtly, it also presents important challenges for the analysis methodology.
This is freedom of choice which is quite subtly central and highly important to the whole teaching and practice, because the choice to let go and to cross the river is always has always been up to us.
Renoir's art isn't a refusal of history but an assertion that history lives in the smallest detail, that changes of fashion are changes of mores, that passion and desire rule the world, and that changes in ideas are less important than the subtly shifting textures of daily life.
