Sentence examples for The undercurrents of from inspiring English sources

The undercurrents of racism are abundantly reflected in this survey as well as clearly exemplified in the recent Democratic primaries.

The undercurrents of that bickering offer a gold mine for the conspiratorial set, with fuel for every obsession: politics, deep school rivalries, policy and governance.

The undercurrents of England versus West Germany in 1966 and West Germany versus Holland in 1974 need no explanation, both producing matches of high drama and fluctuating fortunes.

The undercurrents of unease humming through that movie explode in Fred Zinnemann's Act Of Violence, a noir-like piece in which the war is still a living, palpable thing in the minds of a vengeful Robert Ryan and his prey, outwardly respectable, inwardly treacherous Van Heflin.

The undercurrents of racial, class, and male tension would surface periodically.

The undercurrents of the contemporary Syrian uprising can be seen in the women's insistence to be educated and to think for themselves.

The undercurrents of this issue have been rumbling throughout the community this past year, and it's time someone get up and speak up about it.

This to me is one of the undercurrents of the movie.

However, the undercurrents of inequality are strong, especially in the leagues.

But her Philharmonic performance revealed the undercurrents of pain and loss that were slowly dragging her under.

Though other countries may be more peaceful, every one of them is feeling the undercurrents of change.