Subtly Sentence Examples

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  • He'd watched Sean subtly steer people away from it.

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  • Don't spend money if you don't need to; rather, think about subtly changing the furniture that you already own to match your retro preferences.

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  • They were more subtly and incurably separated by traditional and legal status.

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  • Each word rhymes with blue subtly reminding the reader of a blue night, or blue moon.

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  • As the ice breaks down, tiny particles will float in your mixed drink, keeping it cold and subtly changing the flavor as it goes down.

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  • Upholstered furniture in cottage chic rooms is usually covered in white or very subtly colored fabrics.

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  • Since each artist will have a different touch with the brush, taking up more or less glaze at a time, each tile will be subtly different and unique.

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  • Cover your kitchen backsplash with a repeating pattern of diamonds in subtly shifting colors to complement a solid colored countertop.

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  • Subtly different styles of rods can be used in eclectic home designs to help add interest to the design, as long as the other elements of the rods remain identical.

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  • Although permanent eyeliner is not the answer for everyone, men in many fields may consider this procedure to subtly enhance their eyes in some way.

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  • Sweep powder blush in Tenderling, a sheer nude pink on apples of cheeks to add a fresh, natural wash of color that subtly defines cheekbones.

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  • Cardstock is a staple of color blocking, but you can use subtly patterned paper if you're feeling creative.

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  • There are two different models under the E99 label that are subtly tailored to meet specific types of skiers in specific types of skiing situations.

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  • It's also common for a person to turn his head away when he talks as an indication he's not telling you the truth and trying to subtly hide it.

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  • The more modern Vista class ships are subtly brighter and vaguely resemble other lines' megaships while retaining their classic elegance.

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  • As an ocean liner, she is subtly different than a standard cruise ship, and is equipped for longer sailings through more turbulent open-ocean waters, including transatlantic and world cruises.

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  • Every toilet manufacturer has a different flush system, and subtly different features.

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  • Ivory is a complex color, offering underlying shades subtly moving as the light touches the surface of the gown.

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  • Lynx points are subtly striped similar to what you would find on a tabby cat.

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  • Push-up bras, meant to boost your bust either subtly or dramatically, feature some sort of padding that lifts the breasts and gives them a natural shape.

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  • In 2005, California state school superintendent Jack O'Connell advised state schools to drop the Narconon program in their districts after finding that it subtly taught Scientology beliefs during drug prevention presentations.

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  • A polka dot bra can even peek out subtly if you want it to, exposing just a hint of skin and a touch of that playful pattern!

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  • Fendi's logo is incorporated into every design, sometimes boldly, sometimes subtly.

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  • Since novelty lenses provide a way to dramatically or subtly change the appearance of the iris's shape, size and color, many people may wonder whether to wear them.

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  • FreshLook has a line of contact lenses that range from those that subtly enhance the natural color of eyes to those that change it to a new color completely.

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  • The track design has been subtly retooled and just enough old favorites were nixed to give this game a new feel.

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  • Altering highlights to reflect the season (generally with a subtly darker shade, since there is no more summer sun to brighten hair) is another simple way to update a style.

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  • Demi-permanent color is used to subtly enhance hair color and has a lasting effect of between 24 to 26 shampoos.

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  • Long, bushy brows can be subtly reshaped with trimmers because the hair no longer extends beyond the natural shape.

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  • This particular chain is subtly male-oriented, specializing in efficient men's cuts and styles for both boys and active men, though with approximately 35 percent of the salons' clients being female, that specialization is not exclusive.

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  • These subtly lightening shampoos will help the color last longer, keeping the style fresh and exhilarating for weeks.

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  • Here you will find subtly colored walls combined with wood tables and exquisite floral displays.

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  • Alternatively try a tank that has curved side seams to subtly mold the waist.

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  • In small doses, shiny details have far greater impact, subtly catching the light and exuding radiant glamour.

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  • Usually men dress up a little more subtly, such as wearing red boxers or a sexy silk robe.

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  • Test the intimacy of a conversation by subtly swaying away from the other person.

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  • Occasionally, I have hinted but she subtly avoids talking on matters related to sex.

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  • Subtly engineered and discreetly positioned, the flair of a scatter setting is sure to be eye-catching.

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  • The signature Scott Kay crown setting, with stones subtly angled to follow the curve of the ring's band and a side-inlaid bezel set stone beneath the center of the ring.

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  • The crocodile print leather is subtly textured and has two pleats for a glamorous but classic feel.

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  • The shaft is nine-and-a-half inches tall, and the firm rubber soles subtly hug the ground.

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  • A tattoo on the lower back is a great way to show off your ink, or to let it subtly appear and disappear as you move.

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  • Words and messages; this is a way to subtly flash messages at people; the words written on your eyelids are noticeable as you blink during face-to-face conversations.

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  • This Tag Heuer Carrera GMT men's watch is subtly designed with class.

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  • This Tag Heuer Sea Racer men's watch is subtly designed with a class, every detail of this underlines a personality.

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  • The subtly rounded octagonal shape of this watch face lends a modern air to a classic design.

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  • Whether you prefer lingerie that's subtly sexy or shockingly provocative, BBW panties are available that fit your needs.

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  • In general, European lingerie stores advertise sales much more subtly than American counterparts.

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  • With your clothes (you're wearing a shoulder-baring top and subtly shimmering lotion on your collarbones, right?) and without, heads will turn in your direction.

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  • Using an obvious play on words, this adorable line of lotions will moisturize your skin and provide you with a subtly delectable scent throughout the day.

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  • It has long been known by now that successful generations of clones are subtly different, a bad copy, of their original genotype.

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  • Each time someone new enters the stage the atmosphere is subtly altered and is altered again when they leave.

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  • It must be hard seeing the character you honed at your own children's bedsides being changed by others, however subtly and however successfully.

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  • Forestall your opponent by seizing what he holds dear, and subtly contrive to time his arrival on the ground.

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  • The use of materials subtly supports the disposition of the distinctive functions in the building, without the differentiation being too emphatic.

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  • And then we have become subtly idolatrous, because we aspire to be lords over God's word.

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  • Here is a particularly fine and subtly modulated surface - predominantly gray but with accents of ochre and rose, sage and sky.

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  • Ray's mastery turned a starkly conventional plot into a subtly nuanced story which topped the Bengali box office for months.

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  • Her playing is brilliant but never obtrusive, full of atmosphere and subtly virtuosic.

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  • However, if the unwilling participant is a lawyer, why not subtly move the focus of attention to the client.

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  • A beautifully painted, subtly colored picture, thus saved from being overly sentimental.

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  • The announcement of a third melody subtly changes the mood to one of great serenity.

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  • Main Interests Now I devote much of my time to producing decorative stoneware each piece differing subtly from any other.

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  • They may subtly subvert the whole NHS reform agenda, undermining attempts to tackle their poor performance with threats of no-confidence votes.

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  • In this configuration, we are going to use the subwoofer to subtly extend the bass response of the main loudspeakers.

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  • Heavenly effects subtly transform the venue to create an interstellar frozen wonderland every night.

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  • I should think the wonderful rhythmical flow of lines and curves could be more subtly felt than seen.

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  • Department stores make great use of the difference between carpet and linoleum to subtly steer customers around and hold them in certain places.

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  • We are as disoriented as Alain is, and Lucas is terrific as a guy whose world is subtly upended around him.

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  • Arts and Crafts tile producer, Motawi subtly imprints their tiles during their forming process.

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  • Keep the palette of each room warm and subtly different from the next to create a color story that walks you through the space.

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  • I could see my maid of honor trying to subtly--and then more emphatically--get the attention of the wedding coordinator, to no avail.

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  • Wedding gift baskets with a subtly romantic theme, like a heart shaped champagne and chocolate basket, are also appropriate.

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  • A traffic-cone-colored cake may not be everyone's cup of tea, however, so keep in mind that if you like orange, there are plenty of other ways to display the color more subtly.

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  • Perfect for church, weddings, or just for a normal day out running errands, these socks are subtly dressy so they blend well with all occasions and girls fancy party dresses.

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  • Deck lighting can be placed subtly, allowing the homeowner to enhance the deck with a soft glow, or highlight a particularly interesting landscaping feature.

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  • And as fans of the film can attest, there are plenty of hilarious (but subtly so) shirts to choose from.

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  • They can changes the flavor of the food subtly or dramatically.

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  • Each puppy has a unique personality that is very subtly expressed the more you spend time with them.

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  • The decision seems to subtly denigrate (possibly with good reason)the American reading public.

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  • Different types of wood have subtly different metaphysical properties (that is, they're better for some types of magic than others), but that's getting kind of advanced.

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  • Google has a policy of changing their home page, usually subtly, to reflect the holidays.

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  • It makes all kinds of information easy to find - including a Google Map widget, which subtly shows their awareness of web 2.0 media, and their blog is full of helpful informative posts that do not seem like simply an infomercial.

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  • To the Prophecy of Restoration we may fitly apply the words, too gracious and too subtly chosen to be translated, of Renan, "ce second Isaie, dont Fame lumineuse semble comme impregnee, six cent ans d'avance, de toutes les rosees, de tous les parfums de l'avenir" (L'Antechrist, p. 464); though, indeed, the common verdict of sympathetic readers sums up the sentence in a single phrase - "the Evangelical Prophet."

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  • A plain man perplexed by such disagreements might naturally hold that any opinion maintained by a pious and orthodox writer must be a safe one to follow; and thus weak consciences were subtly tempted to seek the support of authority for some desired relaxation of a moral rule.

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  • Time alone can show how far these colonies are likely to be permanently successful, or how the subtly enervating influence of the climate will affect later generations.

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  • When the Visconti dynasty ended by the dukes death in 1447, he pretended to espouse the cause of the Milanese republic, which was then re-established; but he played his cards so subtly as to make himself, by the help of Cosimo de Medici in Florence, duke de facto if not de jure.

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  • Like, hooking up with a stranger at a bar like they did in movies and a few sex positions she'd been subtly trying to talk him into.

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