Sentence examples for a sort of underlying from inspiring English sources

It's funny, but there's a sort of underlying grimness to the humour that I'm not enjoying at all.

There's a sort of underlying sadness in both those pictures.

But fundamentally, there is a sort of assumption underlying English reporting that corrupt foreigners know, deep down, that their Anglo-Saxon accusers are right, but simply ignore them because the spoils of wickedness are so shiny and valuable.The thing is, I think that hand-rubbing, stage-villain conscious wickedness is really very rare indeed.

A: Sort of.

Ginghina, living in obscurity in a provincial town, is a sort of humanistic genius whose underlying yearnings for a better world find their most concrete and specific form in his plans for soccer — and he's well aware of the large-scale societal implications of his project.

Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.

The SE hypothesis was a simple conceptual framework that sought to redirect thinking about disease susceptibility towards a unifying molecular susceptibility structure that would aide in the search for peptides driving the T cell immune response underlying RA, a sort of Cinderella's slipper.

Barnard uses Jones' voice as an instrument, layering certain looped samples to create a sort of beatbox effect that pairs perfectly with the underlying track — a frenetic, balls-to-the-wall techno/trance hybrid that Barnard created himself.

Underlying all is the mind-body concept of chi, a sort of healing internal airflow.

Because the precise communication underlying WUS dependent signalling is still unknown, free diffusion represents a sort of 'maximum entropy choice'.

"A sort of blank".