Sentence examples for in the undercurrent from inspiring English sources

The neighbor, Robert Gessert, would be "swept up in the undercurrent" of the trial's coverage, Judge Mark Gempeler ruled yesterday in Waukesha, Wis.

Part of its power lies in the undercurrent of sexual tension: Inger's birth cries sound weirdly coital (they were reportedly the real thing: Federspiel really was pregnant and Dreyer tape-recorded her voice while giving birth) and the final embrace is intensely sensual.

I heard it on the radio and immediately loved it because I thought it had a great New Orleans flavor in the undercurrent of the song.

When emotions are called out like that, it's possible to just talk about them, instead of them doing all sorts of destructive things in the undercurrent of the conversation.

It's seen in the undercurrents between the waitress Erin (Sydnee Stewart) and her businesswoman mother, Betty (Iris Little-Thomas).

Mr. Kundera submerges the reader in the undercurrents of political life, the rough passages of far-too-recent vintage and the personal repercussions of an invasive, claustrophobic time.

Those struggles have always lurked in the undercurrents of comedy, but can fundamentally dark topics ever be the joke?

Whether you've seen him or not, he's there, making it happen in the undercurrents, surfacing every six months with a new weapon.

But with the holiday release of Concussion, a new film focused on the league's consistently escalating medical crisis, something that has been slowly thickening in the undercurrents of the scientific and intellectual communities for over a decade has become clear: There is something very wrong with football.

From the first game of the series in Chicago, when the Nets let a victory slip away in overtime, the undercurrent throughout the organization had been playoffs-as-a-giant-step-forward.

It was a poignant scene in that the undercurrent to this season has been the breakup of Brodeur's marriage.