Sentence examples for though subtly from inspiring English sources

What Gerges does though, subtly, successfully, is make his Charteris unintentionally unavailable and indifferent.

When heated, the Nixtamal tortillas puff up and taste clearly, though subtly, of corn.

However, many frontier qualities persist, though subtly transformed by a sophisticated urban environment.

There are parallels between Eames and Baines – though subtly suggested rather than laid on with a trowel.

The style's lyrics are often political, though subtly so, and the associated dance is widely performed throughout the country.

"The watershed is the first and last nation whose boundaries, though subtly shifting, are unarguable," he wrote in an essay in the early nineties.

Not only has the U.S. Supreme Court turned away from constitutional protection of those with modest resources, but it also has increasingly (though often subtly) used the Constitution to limit political branches' discretion to promote equality.

The festive prose is in fact a kind of enticement, even a trap, because the telling will lead to an unexpected, though also subtly prepared, act of violence, which in turn inspires a chilling and thought-­provokingly deliberate resolution.

Most of the images, though, are more subtly powerful.

It would seem, though, that a subtly different era is dawning.

But the men do at least contribute.Recently, though, anthropologists have subtly revised the view that the invention of agriculture was a fall from grace.