Sentence examples for subtly presented from inspiring English sources
Experiments by the psychologist Icek Ajzen suggest that if base rates are subtly presented to people as somehow "causal" they are much more likely to be taken on board by those people when they estimate probabilities.
But Moses fled... .. 5) Muslims in Midian Jethro and his seven daughters are subtly presented as followers of an Islam-like faith.
In Rinderpest and Peste des Petits Ruminants: Virus Plagues of Large and Small Ruminants, Tom Barrett (now deceased), of the Institute for Animal Health, Pirbright Laboratory, Surrey, UK, and his co-editors have subtly presented the main developments in the quest to conquer these diseases.
Andreas Siekmann handles the same subject less subtly, presenting a large ball made of scraps of fiberglass cows, bears, bulls and whatnot.
At a time when Mr. Sharpton, 46, has been aggressively promoting himself as the mature, mainstream black power broker -- and not so subtly presenting himself as the younger alternative to an aging generation of black leaders -- a number of Democrats said yesterday that Mr. Ferrer's performance in the primary should provide a real measure of Mr. Sharpton's clout.
Class has always been subtly present in his books and is brought to the fore in The Given Day through its partial setting in the labour movement at a critical time in US history.
I miss the page turn buttons which are on the Oasis and were subtly present on the Voyage.
However, another element is subtly present, namely the strong inertia witnessed by transport regimes, which are in Europe, generally speaking, the same as 80 years ago.
This important qualification is subtly present in social identity theory, but is further developed in self-categorization theory.
Obtaining high, arthritic to background ratios is of particular clinical relevance to detect very early (sub clinical synovitis as it is often only subtly present at this stage of the disease.
But when the idealized female images are exposed subtly -- presented in the context of another product or as an after-thought -- it gets under our skin without us realizing.
