“He turned their heart to hate his people, to deal subtilly with his servants.”

“Pressures within the academic environment itself may subtly push professors toward viewing their students as would-be clones of themselves.”

“The rhubarb was its usual, delightful self, and its acidulated flavor was beautifully complemented by the subtly sweet cookies.”

“But if it were intended as a way of subtly sticking the knife into Mr Cameron, it seems to have failed.”

“However, consideration of the entire passage from which the epigraph is taken suggests a subtlely different interpretation.”

“His shyness brings out a subtlely that Dano often lacks, while Cusack's dry charm gives the older man a sense of humour, as well as nobility.”

“Her musicologically correct decision to include the brief slow introduction in her exposition repeat subtlely shifted its centre of gravity.”