Sentence examples for has a subtext from inspiring English sources

Everything in life has a subtext.

Van Lieshout's work, of course, has a subtext.

The reason I use a Leica is because it actually has a subtext.

The outpouring of intense physicality in his choreography always has a subtext.

"In any other context, patriotism in the States has a subtext of war, or of politics," he says.

It's one of the few parts written for women that has a subtext the size of Antarctica.

They have a subtext.

Mr. Gore's points often had a subtext of tattling.

Still, all his dances have a subtext: They're about humanity, and a bit like people.

And he's a Chekovian, so for him the whole scene has to have a subtext.

The Bush campaign did have a subtext of revenge and sibling rivalry.