Sentence examples for has a subtext of from inspiring English sources
"In any other context, patriotism in the States has a subtext of war, or of politics," he says.
Mr. Gore's points often had a subtext of tattling.
The Bush campaign did have a subtext of revenge and sibling rivalry.
"I wanted to create entertainment," he said, "but I also wanted to have a subtext of introducing people to the idea that they're connected to the rest of the universe whether they like it or not".
We always had a subtext of pop.
Ruth still intrigues because, as big as he smiled, his life had a subtext of sadness born of poverty and abandonment.
It's one of the few parts written for women that has a subtext the size of Antarctica.
Van Lieshout's work, of course, has a subtext.
Everything in life has a subtext.
That concept of honor has been a subtext of this trial since the moment it opened last week.
Much of the recent discourse around classical music and its troubles has contained a subtext of glee at the notion that a privileged class is getting its comeuppance.
