Sentence examples for which are subtle from inspiring English sources

It's hard to match the colors, which are subtle.

There are times, crazily, when I'm almost happy about the gout, the flare-ups of which are subtle now that I'm medicated and reformed.

They look forced and sentimental, and especially suffer in the company of Ketaki Sheth's mesmerizing images of twins, which are subtle studies in individuality, and Annu Palakunnathu Matthew's ravishing yet unprepossessing photographs of Indian landscapes and workaday objects.

(Chinen) Jazz Meets Flamenco (Friday and Saturday) The connections between jazz and flamenco, which are subtle but substantial, illuminate this double bill featuring the guitarists Doug Wamble and Niño Josele, each with his respective band and an affiliated dancer.

They wouldn't work in something like the Simpsons, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Peep Show or Spaced which are all about cramming lots of smaller jokes or sustained awkward moments in around the story of the week, some of which are subtle things or references that only some people will pick up on, where the rhythm is like EVENTS joke joke joke joke PLOT TWIST joke joke joke.

The Border Agency stakeholder letter notes mitochondrial and Y chromosome DNA testing, and the "Nationality-swapping" document also notes testing of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), which are subtle genetic variations across all chromosomes.

Well, the winning squid caption was "He feels he can do more good working within the system," which is subtle and nice and well-put.

And anyway you don't have to be persuaded by everything she says to appreciate the play of her mind, which is subtle and quick; coltish, one wants to say, and one would be right.

As Eckart Maise, Vitra's chief design officer, explained, "G-Star created a new color scheme, which is subtle and harmonious and which does not distract from the essence of Prouvé's furniture: the construction and form".

Artist and technologist Adam Harvey first demonstrated his CV Dazzle face-detection camouflage in 2010, which is subtle in its own way: rather than trying the disguise the anti-surveillance system as conventional eyewear, Harvey hides it in plain sight.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples experience high levels of institutionalised racism, much of which is subtle and not always easy to identify, community representatives said during national consultations.