Sentence examples for then subtle from inspiring English sources

For example, "Untitled" at first appears monochromatic; then subtle, ancillary colors emerge.

Nuwan marveled at the smooth ribbon of road — I had to ask that he stop taking cellphone pictures of the landscape while driving — but then subtle markers of strife began to appear.

We hypothesized that if MTs play a role in differentiation, and their dynamics in mature cuttings does not favor differentiation, then subtle perturbations might make a difference.

Even then, subtle modifications to downstream manufacturing processes can result in significant changes to properties such as immunogenicity or even effector function [ 55, 56].

Mangini told a story of how Jerry Rice used to attend every special-teams meeting, then compared that "subtle or not so subtle" involvement to Favre's so far.

Then, gradually, subtle differences emerge.

Then, more subtle still, there is reverse snobbery, like doggedly ignoring fashion.

Then the subtle part begins: the result is aged in oak, in the case of the best whiskies for 10, 18 or 30 years.

His public performance of gleeful affluence seemed to confirm that Trump, despite being born wealthy, embraced the nouveau-riche dictum that there was no point to having money if you had to then be subtle about it.

He had to present all this as real and then, by subtle placing of objects and use of light, draw viewers to see the scene as the director wished them to.Most directors gave him merely a script and an outline.

The show comes with two discoveries: that Eakins occasionally projected photographs with the aid of a magic lantern and traced the projections; and that he often began paintings by putting down bright colors, but then added subtle glazes of brown or black to give the pictures evenness and sobriety, a process overlooked or misunderstood by restorers in the past.