Sentence examples for a strong current of from inspiring English sources

Yet underlying the pathos and horror of these tales is a strong current of optimism.

The problem is, however, that there is a strong current of climate scepticism among weather forecasters.

A strong current of humility runs through the art of the multireedist John Surman.

But there was a strong current of defiance, even among those who said they had stopped.

Still, a strong current of skepticism holds that the paper skews left.

But the exhibition also shows that a strong current of thought welcomed this defeat as an opportunity.

"Abbie" is heartfelt, but its worthy subject demands more range and a stronger current of energy.

Her phrasing, like Monroe's, is naturally curvaceous, although underlined with a stronger current of swing.

"It offers no visibility, a strong current, a lot of pollution, a constant flow of boats and regular attacks from brown bullheads," fish commonly called mud pouts.

The first Canticle, 'My beloved is mine,' is maybe coincidentally a sweet tribute to Peter Pears, but it is really a seventeenth-century poem using erotic imagery in a religious way, and there's a very strong current of that in Christian tradition.

This was a tough mission because the SEALs swam against a strong current which left many of them overheated and exhausted.