Sentence examples for subtly say from inspiring English sources

Aside from the fact that this was the game's opportunity to quite subtly say, "Look!

Instead, subtly say, "I know I can take care of her financially if anything were to happen.

But in her program notes, she subtly says something similar.

What she more subtly said was that the prospect that the licence fee would be scrapped was somewhere between improbable and impossible.

On global warming, the prime minister contradicted Mr. Bush ever so subtly, saying he saw no conflict between protecting the environment and fostering economic growth.

"They want to get people thinking about a topic and propagate it very subtly," said Gregory Benford, a physics professor at the University of California, Irvine, who is also a science fiction author (and the twin brother of James Benford).

"In retrospect, it's obvious that I should've subtly said, 'Hey, things have gotten out of hand at JDS Uniphase, and it's not worth what you'd have to pay for it,' " he told Wired.

It works a lot like personalization on Netflix, but "far more subtly," says Hart.

This is significant because, like Apple's attempts to encourage developers to get on board with adaptive user interfaces last year in preparation for the then-unannounced iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, this seems to be Apple subtly saying that developers should expect to see more in the way of split displays in future iOS devices.

The ad subtly said, "You care about your kids and their health.

More subtly, says Hillary Clinton: "Since 9/11, law enforcement agencies have worked hard to build relationships with Muslim-American communities.