Sentence examples similar to decode the subtext from inspiring English sources
Alfreda decoded the subtext of her data-entry job.
He seems more interested in showing off his skills at decoding the subtext of social power games than in exposing their deeper meaning.
"When one of the Detroit dailies" -- the Detroit News -- "publishes an editorial entitled, 'Can Detroit Govern Itself?' decoding the subtext is simple: 'Can black people rule themselves?' White folks outstate shake their heads and shrug indifference.
Yet now, he continues, "quietly spoken middle-class students huddle diligently in libraries," fancying themselves radical as they decode the political subtext of television shows.
If we are to break the deadly cycle of escalating violence - of strike and counter-strike, atrocity and enraged reaction - we must listen intently to what everybody, even our enemy, is saying, and be sincerely ready to let it change us: to get beyond the rhetoric, decode the imagery, and hear the subtext of rage, grief, fear, pain, hatred and despair.
Indeed, when you decode the double-meanings and subtext magnification of those intellectual insights, you still inevitably come up short of something tangible and actionable.
The subtext: Cherish your pie.
