Sentence examples for subtly progressive from inspiring English sources

Jane the Virgin might be one of the most subtly progressive shows on television.

But those of us who grew up in the 90s (or later) never got to know a benign, subtly progressive Woody Allen with an untarnished reputation.

Grand museums are not designed for radical change, after all, and it's appropriate that the season's natural focus on classical music has been subtly emphasized while continuing Tomer's newly progressive bent.

But in supposing that there is some type of directional bias, each of these hypotheses might be thought committed to the sort of Panglossianism about adaptation that Gould and Lewontin (1978) are famous for critiquing, or (more subtly) to a view of evolutionary change as progressive or inevitable in some way.

Look how cool and progressive we are! is the unspoken subtext, even as the film continues to subtly vilify casual sex among young adults, or act as if Tinder itself is somehow entirely responsible for the callous behavior of its users.

With each progressive Roman numeral, time passes, and the overall mood changes ever so slightly; the tableaus become subtly darker, and a bit of sadness creeps in.

It is subtly lighted.

Some designs work subtly.

"Mafiosi work subtly.

And he works subtly.

A subtly sophisticated wine.