Sentence examples similar to concerned undercurrent from inspiring English sources
He added that he was concerned about the "undercurrent of rigid conservatism where you don't dare not toe the line".
Much of Europe is more broadly concerned about the undercurrent of "unilateralism," or a willingness to go it alone in defiance of allies' preferences--not to mention the growing realities of globalization.
But the experience of wearing Glass raised questions for me about the future of new technology and who gains access to it first — part of a much larger debate concerning the undercurrents of power and privilege that course through the Web.
As far as Waxman's letter is concerned there is an undercurrent of hysteria about it which is extremely disturbing.
Campaigners are also concerned that the NUS is blighted by an undercurrent of antisemitism, referring to applause for a delegate who spoke against commemorating Holocaust memorial day.
But since then there have been undercurrents of discord, not only between the governor and mayor, but also among various House members concerned about the island's transfer.
Actor Josh Holloway was told that an emotional undercurrent of the episode concerned his failed relationship with Kate.
This undercurrent of condescension towards the NT's sizeable Indigenous population concerned Robyn Wardle during Wednesday's parliamentary debate.
And yet, this discrepancy between the official rhetoric and undercurrent concern is bad for the civic life of the Union.
