Sentence examples for subtly press from inspiring English sources
Here's the lowdown: You very stealthily lick your finger and then subtly press the anointed finger into the outside of the plane as you board and voila: safe and sound.
They subtly pressed on their clients seductive arguments for lucrative (for them, at least) mergers and initial public offerings.
But the wonder of the story is in surprising details that emerge from the fabric of the script and that Spielberg presses, subtly but unmistakably, to the foreground.
"We also can't drive the contrasts so subtly or obtusely that the press doesn't write about them and the voters don't understand that we're talking about HRC," the memo advised Obama.
Pop queen Nicki Minaj has zero time for subtly sexist questions from the press.
Subtly compliment your crush.
If you press deeply on an icon, the iPhone subtly vibrates to indicate that you've triggered a 3D Touch shortcut.
Page's responses were somewhat careful and subtly guarded, but Brin seems at ease with the press in ways that are both disarming and also frequently instructive.
To avoid hitting other cars or objects, press the Left and Right Arrow keys very subtly each time you need to switch lanes.
Mr. Ford thanked Mr. Weinstein and then, adjusting the gardenia in the lapel of his jacket and subtly turning up the wattage of his well-practiced grin, pressed into the crowd.
Similarly, Peter Goes's stunning Timeline: A Visual History of Our World, with its ribbons of pitch black winding through subtly-coloured, deeply involving pages, perfectly lives up to Gecko Press's avowed championing of work "rich in language and illustration".
