Sentence examples for subtly shrinking from inspiring English sources
Asking the government to issue fresh guidelines, it pointed to complicated unit pricing (where comparison from product to product is made difficult by inconsistent quantities), "was/now" offers where the "now" price is available for longer than the "was" ever was, and sharp practice on subtly shrinking pack sizes as areas of concern.
After a while the show starts to feel subtly animated, as if the blocks of color were expanding or contracting, elongating and shrinking as you move around them.
Yet, to some extent, she has spent her career bridging the shrinking gap between the academic and the avant-garde in a way that is both ambivalent and subtly nuanced, and her show has a similar mood.
Shrinking Capital Market.
As the bounds of taste and decency shrink ever-subtly back, it seems that it's now OK – on either side of the watershed – to show graphic close-ups of wangs, etc if there is some spurious medical justification.
All those categories have been worked so heavily and so well in the past that comedic time has shrunk and comedic tone has degenerated; shows don't want to risk building their humor slowly or subtly because they're afraid audiences have already seen too many dumb-dad or balky-toaster bits and will grow impatient.
