Sentence examples for the subtle elements from inspiring English sources

They ignored all the subtle elements of the game, like the frequently recurring appearance of walls.

You learn the subtle elements of doing what it takes to communicate.

I've been trying to study the subtle elements that make that moment come to life: How did women carry their bodies back then?

His first assignment should be to spend a week or two as a cultural anthropologist, noting all the subtle elements of your organization's culture: the way people dress and speak to one another; how much they reveal about their personal lives; how they align in groups; how decisions are made officially and how they are really made; who has informal power and influence, and so on.

Paying attention to the subtle elements in nature that are almost invisible.

A more experienced advertiser who has done much work on their own to understand the subtle elements of Adwords is going to be in a far better position to work the system to their advantage.

The Nets, who have been hit in recent seasons with a series of major injuries, have been healthy thus far, and because of that, they have a bench, the subtle element that has solidified the other components of the recently rebuilt team.

Ultimately all these subtle elements help with the distance the I-Pace can travel on a single charge.

The 3-D glasses, though, just get in the way of seeing the more subtle elements of Fitzgerald's masterpiece: the decay of souls, the crumbling mythology and the dark side of social mobility.

Social dance can easily congeal on the concert stage, and perhaps because of this, artists involved in such endeavors often gild the lily so that the more subtle elements of their traditions tip into caricature and clich Think, for instance, of the overemoting flamenco diva, or the tango couple whose every lift seems designed as a candidate for the dance hall version of the Kama Sutra.

While I don't mean to belittle these things as they're important to learn, it's the more subtle elements of communication rarely taught in the classroom (the elements that focus on others), which leaders desperately need to learn.