Sentence examples for typically subtle from inspiring English sources

An unfussy, nylon-string version of And I Love Her is one of the standouts of a typically subtle (though occasionally rather distantly private) exercise in guitar lyricism.

Mr. Hou's film stars Juliette Binoche in an unusually abrasive, chaotic role — though it is a typically subtle and astute performance — as a harried, bohemian single mother.

And the typically subtle "Obama Lie Machine", about the Obama campaign's tax calculator in which the paper's staff appears to completely misunderstand the concept of marginal tax rates.

The ocotillo offers breathtaking crimson blooms in spring, a bright burst of color that comes as a surprise in this typically subtle desert palette.

Hopefully, Bay will come up with a typically subtle script and his trademark understated set-pieces again, when the mother of all show-downs is being staged at Westfalenstadion on 11 April.

This 1988 live set, released for the first time, contains six typically subtle examples of her interplay between voice and piano, including a gloriously expansive version of the ballad, Lover Man.

He's not typically a subtle guy.

The damage that results from concussions is typically too subtle to be detected with traditional brain imaging technologies.

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

The result is that even when the basic idea is easy to understand, the code implementing lock-free algorithms is typically very subtle, hard to understand, and hard to get right.

In my experience though, the differences between the tone of an interview and the tone of a final story are typically more subtle and unintentional.