Príklady subtly

• The lyrics have been subtly altered.

• He subtly implied that she hadn't been happy at work.

• Her appearance had changed, subtly but perceptibly.

• If you're more subtly sexy you're still noticed but in a different way.

• Researchers, for instance, can help shape results by anticipating preferred outcomes and subtly providing conditions that favor their development.

• Each thread is in turn shown to comprise plied strands of sub-agendas and contradictions which are subtly explored.

• Their narratives and memories of inter-racial relationships based on mutual responsibility and trust should not be rejected but evaluated more subtly.

• The keyboard could now be used more subtly, allowing more possible outcomes and a more intricate type of interaction.

• They are able to buy smaller accommodation, thus releasing capital to fund a comfortable lifestyle and subtly containing the deterioration of their bodies.

• We conclude that all these reference proposals, while similar in intent and structure, have subtly different balances of emphasis.

• The harmony changes subtly when the pitches are permutated: one pitch is replaced by, say, its chromatic neighbour.

• Such subtly organized narratives could thus turn ambiguous and often complex backgrounds into politically acceptable biographies.

• When they did not, he took few public chances, preferring instead to work subtly, which usually meant slowly, behind the scenes or not at all.

• This emphasis is subtly reinforced by the format of each book.

• Individual women drew upon and subtly adapted such sets of moral prescriptions for their own ends and to create their own voice.

• Importantly, these biases appear automatic, unconscious, and unintentional, thus creating a subtly hostile environment to out-groups that eludes rational decisionmaking.

• Alternatively, and more subtly, it is suggested that childlessness may be an index of unsatisfactory marital adjustment rather than a causal factor in marriage breakdown.

• However, experimentation with the two models may lead to subtly different empirical predictions.

• His long body is loose and relaxed, his arms often held at his sides, his face impassive, registering emotions only subtly.