Sentence examples for have undertones from inspiring English sources
The superficially bland serialized images have undertones of paranoid suspense - a hangover, maybe, from the cold war.
The race will have undertones of a family rivalry because the two candidates' sons have run against each other.
As the two men talk, grinning and putting each other on, wrapping insults in suave flattery, the scene develops what the rest of the movie doesn't have: undertones.
While not all expressions of support for Trump have undertones of hostility, there have been multiple instances of public graffiti -- bearing messages like "Build The Wall" or "Deport them all" -- that strike an unmistakably nativist note.
Blacks can have undertones of blue, red, green, or brown.
On their own, avocados have undertones often described as "smoky" or "nutty".
"That one only has undertones of peach.
That case, like the Davis case, had undertones of racism.
Its language has undertones ranging from Arabic to Italian, among a variety of other dialects.
Weakness against pace, for no logical reason, often has undertones of a dearth of moral fibre or courage.
He had undertones of Robert F. Kennedy when he declared, "Everywhere there's a hungry child there's a great cause".
