Unsubtle used in a sentence

Unsubtle in a sentence as an adjective

But it would be unsubtle to put up an IQ coefficient badge on your forehead.

It's an unsubtle smokescreen for "don't you dare interfere with our ads; that's our bread and butter you're f&*king with.

I wouldn't say genius - I found the moral to be about as unsubtle as a jackhammer, and the writing style irritating.

I thought the significant absence of "age-ism" in the lists of biases to be a somewhat unsubtle "-ism." Because, you know old white men can't be the victim of bias, they're the enemy.

I try to keep the design of every individual type/object as "flat" and unsubtle as possible; again vague terms, but I know it when I see it.

" In the typical business environment, appearing not to know something is a very unsubtle weakness.

Assuming that there have been past instances of their involvement in both subtle and unsubtle bugs, I think my argument where I can attach a probability of their involvement in both the case was fair.

This hand-wave over designer's inability to build enough slack to deal with Adobe's failure into every project is a combination of unsubtle trolling and egregious sociopathy.

Anyone who's spent any time in any IRC channel claiming to be tied to Anonymous, or anyone who's seen one of the related ~5000 Twitter feeds knows full well they are the definition of hasty, impulsive, disorganized, unsubtle, and incompetent in general.

Sections like those on the personality disorders offer a terrifying glimpse of a futuristic system of repression, one in which deviance isnt furiously stamped out like it is in Orwells unsubtle Oceania, but pathologized instead.