Sentence examples for subtly pushed from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Rockwell's reviews may have subtly pushed The Times's arts coverage in a looser, more colloquial direction.

Erdogan stopped kissing Erbakan's hand because it struck him as retrograde, and he subtly pushed for greater democracy within the party and for broader outreach.

President Barack Obama's speech in Copenhagen included some unexpected additions in which he subtly pushed China to change its position on "transparency" of emissions cuts, as the United States is calling it.

But the drawn-out and souring dynamics of the Democratic primary have subtly pushed their way into domestic relationships.

As Laaksonen's star rose, he continued publishing works that subtly pushed the envelope, while taking on more explicit private commissions.

In tenor and tone, Francis subtly pushed back against efforts to place him in a liberal or conservative category of American politics in his first address to the nation.

Sure, so that only, say, Jeff Bezos has a megaphone through which to endorse candidates, subtly push for their positions, etc.

Another theory, denied by the White House, was that Mr. Cheney was subtly pushing his boss.

Is this something you're discussing explicitly, the kinds of roles you're looking to embrace, or are you hoping to just subtly push these kinds of dynamics?

He never lorded his greater talents over me, but he did subtly push the pace and the distance, never enough to fell me, always enough to wind me.

The latest issue may have had particular resonance with Facebook users because the company has been reeling from a series of privacy controversies, in part because it has been subtly pushing users to share data more publicly.