Sentence examples for considering the subtext from inspiring English sources
It's especially disappointing considering the subtext of "The Handmaid's Tale". Atwood, a consulting producer on the Hulu drama, has always been very clear about the fact that the horrors of her acclaimed novel had real-life precedents.
Scenes that Stowe never wrote--but might have if she had fully considered the subtext or been able to go beyond her own puritanical bent--are thrown into the mix.
Her show is at its best — and, I would argue, most valuable — when Ms. Allen considers the subtexts of these interactions.
A final subtext for considering the emergence of citrate-dependence during glucose growth is that subtle decisions in the design of evolution experiments can have unpredictable impacts.
My ultimate goal was to lead people to consider the deeper meanings and subtext of what occurs on the show.
"See?" the subtext of each episode read.
A moral subtext that considers the ethics of medical manipulation, hierarchical societies, and spectatorial bloodlust deepens but never overwhelms the action.
Burwell considers the edits to the manuscript generally well-done, though she laments losses that she thinks contribute to some of the subtexts in the book.
Think about the subtext of every line, and emphasize accordingly.
"I can understand people signing it and not being aware of the subtext, and I do not consider Peter Tatchell or Professor Beard transphobic, but signing that letter was not a friendly act towards trans people".
