Sentence examples for subtly suggesting from inspiring English sources

Wilkens, who had coached Mutombo in Atlanta, bluntly recognized what others have only been subtly suggesting.

But both front and rear wheel well arches are more defined than those of the older models, subtly suggesting classic stepside pickup styling.

Called "Some Bright Morning," the wheel-shaped piece sprouts a triangular blade and a biomorphic lump dangling from a chain, subtly suggesting both oppression and revolution.

In an interview in Quito, Mr. Ponce, 59, mentioned the moderately leftist governments of Brazil and Chile as potential partners for increased military cooperation, subtly suggesting a reluctance to depend heavily on Venezuelan aid, as countries like Bolivia have done.

Foer is offered up as the precocious counterpoint, which looks fine on the surface until it dawns on the reader that Gladwell is subtly suggesting that Foer's so-called genius will burn out as he ages.

The grille of the new Ford F-150 pickup, among others, is based on the honeycomb, subtly suggesting the industry and efficiency of the beehive -- a symbol traditionally used by banks to communicate thrift.

Gosling subtly suggests something indefinably suspect about his character.

Jeff Segal's lighting subtly suggests each shift in time.

For those of us without family heirlooms, there are alternatives that subtly suggest a vintage provenance.

Far from a polemicist, she lets the details of her storytelling subtly suggest its larger implications.

A second method is drawing, executed on a slightly concave surface that subtly suggests mass.