Sentence examples for subtly put from inspiring English sources

It is not subtly put, but Winstone's complaint may be subtly different.

The filmmakers subtly put their thumb on the pro-torture scale, as Emily Bazelon put it, in another scene, too.

"We never want those things to be overbearing or crying for attention – they're all subtly put in there and, ultimately, if it doesn't work for the song, it doesn't work for the song".

As James M. Inhofe, the chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, so subtly put it, "Let the Pope stay with his job and we will stay with our job".

observed, however, that LSSI contracts subtly put the company in the driver's seat in mapping out long-term strategies for the libraries placed under its control, often because the public officials handing over their systems didn't understand enough about libraries to know where to push back. .

Subtly put in hints that you would love to have a cat around.

You're subtly putting me in my place just because you've been conditioned to adhere to outdated gender stereotypes.

It has done so through the peaceful mobilisation of ordinary people, inspired not by religious fervour but by secular demands.The chain of Arab uprisings also subtly puts into question the relevance of al-Qaeda's ambition to rid Islam of foreign interference.

WASHINGTON — By subtly putting its hands on the brakes of its uranium enrichment efforts, Iran may be signaling that it wants to avoid a direct confrontation over its nuclear program, at least in the near term, according to United States and other Western officials.

But they also say that whenever his book-selling obligations allow, Mr. Clinton is eager to pitch in for the party by plugging Mr. Kerry and subtly putting down Republicans at book-selling events, and by speaking at fund-raisers or campaign stops on his tour.

He not even subtly puts the underwear in his pocket and moves on.