Examples of using More subtle in English and their translations into Japanese
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But while the building damage caused by the storm was relatively minor, the strong winds had also introduced a more subtle danger.
Mankiw's approach to economics education may have a more subtle problem: an over-reliance on theory instead of data.
Of course, these are higher, more subtle levels of yoga.
Satan's deceptions will be more subtle, his assaults more determined.
Satan's deceptions will be more subtle, his assaults more determined.
For many people with ADD/ADHD, however, the symptoms of hyperactivity become more subtle and internal as they grow older.
Don't worry, you don't have to make your tables this loud- you can opt for something more subtle and tasteful.
It's nice and reassuringly stiff although it will get more subtle with use.
I don't want to know him any longer(or more subtle like“I will keep my distances from him”)”.
But when it comes to developing the more subtle elements of the human personality, things aren't so simple.
On a more subtle level, the design of Marble's robot also seems to telegraph information.
As we ascend, we gain consciousness of the more subtle aspects of our being and begin to connect with all that is.
Another more subtle example would be a scroll making a reference to a cool mountain breeze.
And the mantra becomes more subtle and more subtle until finally you transcend even the mantra.
But these are just in your face examples. Censorship can also be more subtle.
Black realizes that green is also dangerous, but in a more subtle way.
But the team's robot-avatar system uses a more subtle method to read the infant.
Some forms of discrimination display obvious signs of improper behavior while other signs of discrimination are more subtle.
The Universe is much bigger than our prophets said, grander, more subtle, more elegant.
Jokyu is where the tests become more subtle, seeing whether the student can remain unified under Ki pressure.