Sentence examples for terribly subtle from inspiring English sources
His tactics were not terribly subtle.
(Not that the comparisons and references were terribly subtle.
It turned to be a not terribly subtle full-service surveillance centre of his every movement.
Magic center Dwight Howard's hints were not terribly subtle, with one dunk breaking the shot clock.
General Bantz Craddock, who instituted the restraint chair and twice-daily intubation in 2006, said that he designed it to make hunger-striking less "convenient" – a not terribly subtle euphemism for more painful – and that "pretty soon [after these practices were introduced]…they decided it wasn't worth it".
After embellishing oneself from top to toe with the company's signature velour and terry cloth and other not-terribly-subtle clothing and accessories, one must now also be fruitful.
Partly, you suspect, because their music isn't terribly immediate – subtle, hushed and, given their youth, strangely mature, the songs on their eponymous debut album don't stun the listener so much as slowly work their way under your skin – and partly because they are so reticent and shy.
"Because I spent so long looking at dorsal vertebrae, subtle differences look terribly, terribly wrong".
Although the final film is terribly amateurish, the screenplay had a subtle literary appeal that I doubt Sam (or Conrad) was capable of achieving.
Sure, they're mostly things that users can set a widget for, but adding a subtle way to easily access and hide that kind of information is terribly thoughtful.
