Sentence examples for historical subtext from inspiring English sources

"It all has a vague historical subtext.

But for South Koreans, Chinatown plans are fraught with historical subtext.

And here again, there is a concern that audiences will become so engrossed in the movie's action, its clever gags and its sometimes stunning cinematography that they will miss much of the movie's rich and bittersweet historical subtext.

Manheim and Cercone salvaged its soul, creating a luxurious, contemporary retreat a revamped sequel with a complex character, originality, and historical subtext that updated the narrative.

Write a report exploring the political, social or historical context and subtext for that piece of literature.

In its depiction of a small town whose residents are bonded in corruption and guilt, "Terribly Happy" might be described as a contemporary Danish answer to Michael Haneke's "White Ribbon" but stripped of historical and political subtext.

America's historical Achilles' Heel shares the subtext of Israel's finest moment.

So sociology, anthropology, psychology, and economics have important roles to play in navigating complex cultural dynamics, subtexts, motivations, and historical context.

It's a historical production, there's no deep subtext, nothing new.

Aside from the subtext, it's coarse-grained historical drama, akin to Hilary Mantel's gritty novel of the period, A Place of Greater Safety.

Lawton keeps his historical perspective on the war while introducing new characters and adding layers of political subtext to the plot.