subtle

Once a day, she says, a shuttle bus took them into town, dropping them not so subtly near the train station.

That was the reason of the subtly appealing look which had puzzled her from her first meeting with this man!

Beth subtly conveyed the impression that on the contrary she thought it was dreadful.

Every shift and twist is subtly adapted to his audience of Churchmen, and the gradation of his pleading no less subtly contrived.

How subtly he proclaimed what she might expect in the future!

The Princess had a peculiar pleasure in learning such things and would often subtly misapply them in order to be corrected.