Sentence examples for the next subtle from inspiring English sources

Red snapper fillet in garlic sauce, served simply with sautéed spinach and red pepper, was slightly salty and a bit greasy on one visit; on the next, subtle, light and pleasing -- a good choice for those who want to eat light.

One minute he'll serve up glitzy stadium pop (Don't Look Back), the next a subtle, seductive number such as Adorn.

Father Lombardi said that slightly more than 100 of the 150 or so cardinals present had given short speeches about the state of the church and what was needed in the next pope, a subtle form of politicking and auditioning.

Loyal clients (who, the owner says, "don't buy Prada one day and Hackett the next") also find subtle updates from the seven-member design team lead by American designer Michael Sondag, who joined Hackett from Tommy Hilfiger in 2005.

Barbershop: The Next Cut is hardly subtle, but it is more nuanced than you might expect.

One program is about as good as the next, although there are subtle differences that will mean something to the technologically advanced.

Note that lack of an effect after unilateral PPC inactivations alone is different, as we discuss in the next paragraph, from a subtle role for PPC in the accumulation task.

The politics of these shows — there are seven of them opening in New York in the next several weeks — are subtler, more nuanced: they place the everyday concerns of Americans in a gay context, thereby pressing the case that gay love and gay marriage, gay parenthood and gay adoption are no different from their straight variations.

The next two balks were more subtle, and Pelfrey stalked around the mound, looking helpless.

The next objection is a more subtle one: is it hell if you know why you're there?

"My aunt lives up the road in the next village," complemented by a subtle slip of cash, was enough to grant passage.