Sentence examples for subtly made from inspiring English sources
Edition after edition came out and changes were subtly made.
This time, the researchers subtly made it difficult to pay attention to the attractive faces.
It had occurred to me that perhaps this subtly made people feel disconnected from me because I wasn't making eye contact.
Even the models, who were otherwise rather subtly made up by catwalk standards, sported thick false eyelashes: all the better for fluttering.
The point, subtly made, is that virtue belongs largely to the working classes rather than to the well-off sexual libertines.
At every step on the road to power, young Waldegrave is subtly made to feel welcome, reassured of his rightful place at the centre of things.
Why conflate these two groups, subtly making fun of veganism for no reason?
"There is this sweet little shimmer to the picture, and I think it subtly makes you go, 'Awww,' " the strategist told me.
And Lia Williams, very subtly, makes Kyra a woman of positive convictions and unappeased appetites still tremulously bound to her impossible lover.
It's very pretty, for one thing, Ms. Spacek said, but it also subtly makes the point, which becomes important later, that the window is open.
Like so much of NVA's groundbreaking work, Hinterland doesn't so much intervene in the landscape as subtly make you see what is already there but has been hidden – in this particular case, through creeping dereliction.
