Sentence examples for was subtle enough from inspiring English sources

The shift was subtle enough that neither can place it -- did it happen in Year 5, 6, 10? Without saying so, each attributed the distance to the other.

But the paper was subtle enough to run a headline, "Aye, aye, bye, bye" in the space between Adebayor and Sherwood to cover its digital sleight of hand.

The results which flowed from this deficiency of understanding included constitutional arrangements which, because they did not reflect an understanding of liberty that was subtle enough to grasp that the liberty of the many was power, did not qualify popular sovereignty in a way that would restrain the demos effectively.

Nispel told Jablonsky he wanted him to create something that Nispel could "whistle when [he] left the theater", but was subtle enough that it would not immediately register while watching the film.

It would have been useless my plane was leaving in a matter of minutes, and the harassment was subtle enough that security would claim I was simply overreacting to a thorough search.

In contrast, participants on midazolam were impaired initially at the conjunctive inner pairs relative to control subjects, but this deficit was subtle enough that they were able to eventually overcome it.

The censorship is subtle enough, though.

He doesn't feel that it's subtle enough.

Indeed they are subtle enough to have attracted a lot of interest from academic economists.

The directorial touches are subtle enough, and the singing here remains in the foreground.

John Goldsmith's screenplay is subtle enough not to have Albert declare this realization to the queen.