Sentence examples for were subtle enough from inspiring English sources

When it was suggested that she and Margaret Thatcher disagreed about the Commonwealth or that she wanted the Scots to vote no in the referendum, the hints were subtle enough to be deniable.

Corporate capitalism, Adorno said, was turning human beings into twitching drones, though its methods were subtle enough to conceal from almost everyone the barbed wire at the edges of the theme park.

If so, then these fluctuations were subtle enough not to manifest clinically, although subliminal variations in arousal (or the related phenomenon of vigilance) have long been believed to be responsible for fluctuations in performance measures like reaction time (Lansing et al., 1959).

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.

The change is subtle enough that a gabber might not even notice, and that's what the chef intends.

Standing tall and using a loud voice during a meeting can express authority, but it's subtle enough not to be resented, she says.

The perspective of these novels is subtle enough to be engrossing for both teenagers and adults for whom high school's intense friendships and antipathies still resonate.