subtly

I looked at her and she was subtly different, too.

The world is subtly different, you see, yet the same.

Yet I think there was now something subtly different in their relationship.

At first he felt nothing, then subtly the music changed.

Everything is subtly different on this side of the bed.

He held out a hand, subtly enough to keep her from moving.

Well, no - because the ground here is subtly different.

He did that now, too, but in a subtly different way.

But in point of fact, it was there for a subtly different reason.

She saw him looking and subtly shook her head no.

And when I spoke these words, his face changed very subtly.

Subtly, of course, but one can still read between the lines.

But it would have to be done slowly, and subtly.

He said this particular concept was different in a subtly important way.

But when Republicans say "different," they really subtly mean something else.

And it has been subtly evident in his work all along.

Perhaps it had been building for years now, too subtly to notice.

But this current feeling of sudden change was subtly different.

Her body was already changing, subtly, with the life growing in it.

They are doing everything within their power, if subtly, to crush us.

Did that mark make me somehow subtly different than I had been?

Six were constructed in total, each being subtly different from the rest.

Each public room subtly invites you to move on to the next.

I am surprised you cannot see the significant difference even subtly different terms can make.

The world the astronauts came back to was subtly different.