Sentence examples for critical subtext from inspiring English sources
The critical subtext was that my father was also retired.
As elsewhere in the book, however, Kelly's eagerness to find a politically critical subtext leads her to ignore the narrative logic of the fiction.
His work has always had a critical subtext, said Jeff Whetstone, a professor of photography at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Mr. Donaldson's former darkroom partner at Yale School of Art.
Faulted for excess and sterility, "Antony and Cleopatra" received a critical drubbing whose homintern subtext remained unmistakable.
But the 21st century has seen a Rattigan renaissance, with widespread critical reappraisal of his gifts for conveying fraught subtext and frequent London revivals of his work.
Many of the car introductions carried a worrisome subtext, especially those of the two Detroit companies in critical care, Chrysler and General Motors.
But the subtext of Mr. Prodi's comments afterward was more critical, suggesting that the fundamental rift inside the European Union over budget spending would once again dominate the group's agenda this fall.
They part-narrate their story; they make comically critical direct-to-audience comments on one another's utterances, exposing the subtext of remarks that are less than sexually honest or self-deceived.
Through class exercises, workshops, guest speakers, and critical evaluations of ongoing projects, students learned the importance of the script, visual design, subtext, the staging of action, and the value of collaboration.
Actors and critics look for the subtext and increasingly, since Freud, the sexual subtext.
