Sentence examples for though subtle from inspiring English sources

Through Jan . 31Rudolf de Crignis's paintings, like those of Ad Reinhardt and Robert Ryman, look simple but reward extended scrutiny with experiences of considerable though subtle complexity.

"In contrast to a modern human 'E', the Neanderthal version doesn't have a quantal hallmark, which helps the listener distinguish the word 'beat' from 'bit.' Though subtle, the linguistic difference would have limited Neanderthal speech.

And Hall's surgery, though subtle, is incisive.

There's a definite, though subtle, edge to the food.

These effects, though subtle, increase with regular practice.

The models' poses, though subtle, provoke ideas about desire and the idealized body.

Though often subtle, and rarely overtly hostile, negative provider attitudes and focusing on the disability rather than on the person can result in withholding treatment, giving inferior treatment, and neglecting general and preventive care[ 6, 11].

Still, the anti-Semitism of my time, though subtler, wasn't any less pervasive.

Nothing, though, in this subtle, haunting and complex book is ever quite what it seems.

The ways informal leaders or other team members enhance emotional intelligence are typically more subtle, though often just as powerful.

And political changes stemming from the civil rights era are in progress, though often in subtle and oblique forms.