Sentence examples for an undercurrent of fear from inspiring English sources

But I have noticed an undercurrent of fear in many of our discussions.

But alongside the levity yesterday afternoon there was an undercurrent of fear.

He likens the film's gentle irony to that of Jacques Tati - though with an undercurrent of fear.

By late 1989, there was an undercurrent of fear that Atlantic City might have fully tapped its market in the Northeast.

There is an undercurrent of fear among exiles that the United States will play off one group against another and abandon the proponents of a democratic Iraq.

The images are chilling nonetheless: water turns blood red, reptiles become mythic totems, and an undercurrent of fear fuels the imagination.

Central to the proceedings was an undercurrent of elite fear that the increasing disenfranchisement of the vast majority of the planetary population under decades of capitalist business-as-usual could well be its own undoing.

As she grows older, when this is done regularly as part of your parenting life with her, you may learn in more complicated examples that there is an undercurrent of worries, fears, struggles, or other kinds of troubles that get blown into other misbehaviors.

The situation in Kenema was tense; the regular nurses at the ETU were on strike over issues related to pay, but also, understandably, there was a strong undercurrent of fear, because they had already seen quite a few coworkers contract EVD, many fatally.

It wavers more now, but it is essentially the same: whispery, peaceful, with a slight undercurrent of fear or nervousness.

Mr. Pavarotti once described the feeling this way: "Excited and happy, but with a strong undercurrent of fear.