Sentence examples for intellectual undercurrents from inspiring English sources

Forster's self-silencing tendencies make him a challenging protagonist for a novel, but Galgut expertly draws out the emotional and intellectual undercurrents of Forster's most committed relationship, with an Egyptian tram conductor.

A founder member of the Social Democratic party, he has witnessed first hand the vicissitudes of centre-left politics, but has also delved deep into the intellectual undercurrents of political thought.

The overlapping dramas involve choices in love and in casting, a series of misunderstandings and tangles, of intentional deceptions and unfortunate accidents, that reflect deep undercurrents of intellectual determination and emotional need.

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.

Chiang created this dilemma in his short story, and it augments this very intellectual, science-heavy movie, adding a very sensitive and humane undercurrent.

Yet the remark also seemed profoundly out of touch with the undercurrent of unease that was building most clearly among the professionals who provide the intellectual and administrative backbone of the British state and wider society.

An exciting recent undercurrent of music in the city has been a new kind of Afro-Latin jazz, with greater intellectual complexity, compositional ambition and cultural precision.

But there are undercurrents.

So are cultural undercurrents.

These undercurrents of tension deepened in 2007.

But there were dark undercurrents.