Sentence examples similar to an undercurrent of indignation from inspiring English sources

One also detects an undercurrent of feminist indignation at the old hierarchical assumptions: Harold, in common with many of his kind, refuses to take seriously the idea that a woman, let alone his own daughter, might be a great artist.

Prosecutors in North Carolina made similar arguments, but with a further undercurrent of indignation, as such suspicions are essentially implications of their own work.

"There is an undercurrent of demand".

There was also an undercurrent of frustration.

But there was an undercurrent of disappointment.

There was an undercurrent of violence, a policy of harshness.

There was an undercurrent of anxiety through their conversation.

But there's also an undercurrent of fatalism here.

Lately, it has been carrying an undercurrent of candor.

Mosley projected confidence, with an undercurrent of melancholy.

Fear of death is an undercurrent of belief.