Sentence examples for intellectual subtext from inspiring English sources
Italian, raised in Ethiopia by his Algerian mother, Guadagnino has a keen sense of otherness, a profound intellectual subtext to this movie, that explains his characterizations, filmic conception, and casting.
A New Jersey Repertory Company production that is part of the Americas Off Broadway series at 59E59 Theaters, Mr. Brody's play covers a lot of ground: the drama of May's intellectual awakening, the erotic subtext -- and then ?text -- of women's friendships, the problems of being an outsider, the (tired) clash of American innocence and European experience.
The subtext was "Intellectual Jazz" and it was totally improvised.
Indeed, when you decode the double-meanings and subtext magnification of those intellectual insights, you still inevitably come up short of something tangible and actionable.
Gladwell is most attracted to stories in which individual insight (either from a painstaking outlier, or a eureka-moment blinker) overturns received wisdom – stories which generally have the useful subtext of burnishing his own reputation for intellectual surprise, for pulling the zeitgeist out of the hat.
The book, in fact, takes as its overt theme what has been the ever more insistent subtext of Carson's prior writing -- the "dilemma of desire" and the ways in which intellectual discernment (a familiarity, say, with "the passive periphrastic" tenses in Latin) and erotic taste often pull in opposite directions.
The intellectual debates among Canadian academics in Denys Arcand's "BARBARIAN INVASIONS" (2003) echo Mr. Sondheim's cultivated, subtext-loaded conversational lyrics; his elegant, aristocratic sensibility finds a corollary in Stanley Kubrick's "BARRY LYNDON" (1975).
