Sentence examples for in the undercurrent of 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.

If she can gain support in Quebec and tap into the undercurrent of nativist politics, akin to that which propelled Donald Trump to become the Republican nominee, she might just have a shot.

This subject of violence may seem unique to hip-hop because you don't see Maroon 5 singing about intimidating people with their weapons, but in reality the undercurrent of violence permeates so much of our popular culture that we don't always recognize it unless it is spelled out for us.

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?

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.

In Italy, despite the undercurrent of classical taste, the Gothic style predominated in the 14th century, especially at Siena; it was also probably in Italy around 1280 that basse-taille enamel a technique in which intaglio relief carving in the metal below its surface is filled with translucent enamel originated, whence it spread rapidly through the upper Rhine region to France and England.

In doing so, it throws an evocative light on the enduring pull of the land in Latin America and the undercurrent of violence that has gone with it.In this section The new movers and shakers Where you been so long?