Sentence examples for a detectable undercurrent of from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there is a detectable undercurrent of "reforming" sentiment in the work expressed in several theses beginning with the phrase "Christians are to be taught that…"—as well as some openly provocative statements.

They paint a picture of an undercurrent of the politics of fear in Gujarat.

Reducing light pollution and caring for a planet is an undercurrent of his talks.

The Occupation has at least a strong undercurrent of anticapitalism.

All three plays seethe with a threatening undercurrent of anger.

On Monday, the festivities carried a tense undercurrent of caution.

But there is also a peculiar undercurrent of nostalgia.

There's a strong undercurrent of loneliness in "Yes, Chef".

But a clear undercurrent of anxiety ran through the room.

But there is a clear undercurrent of unease, and the statement was a sign of that.

Like "Get the Party Started," the song has a strong undercurrent of dance music.