Sentence examples for be the subtext of from inspiring English sources

Such fears were expected to be the subtext of events throughout the convention, which runs through Thursday.

The aggression that is generally understood to be the subtext of all standup acts is rendered entirely explicit in his performance: aggression is, in a sense, the subject of his performance.

That seems to be the subtext of every tech presentation of the 21st century, but for Apple, acknowledged leaders in the field, there has been a nagging feeling that its users were already there, waiting for it to catch up.

That is likely to be the subtext of a hearing Tuesday morning where members of Congress from both parties are expected to grill Ms. Pierson about security breaches at the White House.

That appears to be the subtext of the nearly fifty questions, leaked to the press on Monday, that Robert Mueller, the special counsel, reportedly wants to ask the President.

River, the ethereally beautiful, intensely talented, highest profile of the Phoenixes, who died 11 years ago of a drugs overdose on the pavement outside Johnny Depp's LA nightclub, the Viper Room, seems to be the subtext of a lot of the things Summer says.

Another was the subtext of self-sufficiency.

It is the subtext of the race, the education divide.

So they're the subtext of a lot of movies.

This is the subtext of Mr. Alterman's interesting book.

This anxious question is the subtext of her book.