Sentence examples for emotional subtext from inspiring English sources

I simply mixed and matched parenthesis and colon, semicolon, etc., to convey the exact emotional subtext.

Gluck is an astute psychologist, fleshing out the emotional subtext of every line.

Real estate, a number of psychologists and family therapists explained, often has an emotional subtext.

Part of the job of theater music is to set the scene and underscore the emotional subtext.

The phrase morbidly obese has come to infer an emotional subtext and judgement that goes beyond a medical classification.

Luckily, an algorithm MIT researchers developed to analyze tweets can now detect sarcasm, and emotional subtext in general, better than most people.

The clash of sight and sound is a metaphor for tango's emotional subtexts.

Ms. Wilson, as usual, finds surprisingly emotional subtexts in Gershwin's airy songs by infusing them with her life experience.

I felt like I should ignore the vocals and focus on the emotional subtext- but the singing was so distracting at times it pulled me out.

"The height gives a feeling of looking down on the scene, and this affects the emotional read and subtext of the work," Rickard said.

Bonus: It's funny even without the subtext about emotional immaturity). .