Sentence examples for which is subtly from inspiring English sources

I also have to protect the process itself, which is subtly different from protecting the designers.

Mr. Hitzeroth, especially likes the rogan josh, which is subtly spiced but not too hot.

5," which is subtly enhanced by crumpled surfaces and threads that tie the layers together.

It is good that college administrators have banded together to oppose the SAT, which is subtly imposed upon them by the powerful Educational Testing Service.

Mr. Maxwell, who plans to take the show to London and Berlin in November, responded by e-mail, "For me there is an 'institution' that surrounds William Shakespeare which is subtly prescriptive -- you know, 'make it important -- or else.' I find it has nothing to do with performing the play, and nothing to do with my life.

For theosophical Kabbalah, we might say the life well lived is that which is subtly attuned to these symbolic structures and enriched by that knowledge.

The archbishop sat on a plain chair in a chapel which was subtly wrong.

They had trouble manufacturing offense against Jacksonville's variety of Cover-2 looks (many of which were subtly disguised before the snap and altered after the snap).

Fault Lines begins in California with the creepy voice of Sol, the product of modern parenting techniques which are subtly mocked.

Readers turned to passages containing words like "strangulation," "saboteurs" and "death sentence," which were subtly altered by a voice reading along, or overwhelmed by a tide of white noise.

In Harrods' new Fragrance Room you can buy a 7kg, faux-zebra-skin-wrapped candle scented in patchouli, cinnamon and candied lemon, "with spicy and woody notes which are subtly savage and masculine".