Sentence examples for its undertones from inspiring English sources

But its undertones are fully as dark.

This line of attack, with its undertones of élitism, is not likely to do him any damage with his supporters.

The idea that there is an "Israel lobby," with its undertones of dual loyalty, is a controversial notion.

Could any sociologist have invented an apter surname for the bride-to-be than "Middleton", with its undertones of Middle England and middle class?

This is why the reappearance of the IRA question, with its undertones of weapons and command structures, is such a thoroughly unwelcome, and dangerous, development.

And the film's climactic scene, in which Mr. Mahmoud returns from his meeting with Setareh's father, is played with a matter-of-fact subtlety so exquisite that its undertones of feeling are almost inaudible.

Red lentil soup is satisfying, with its undertone of olive oil and turmeric.

The poem, however, is much more than a discourse on poets and poetry - that is only its undertone.

On a lush set by John Lee Beatty that invites the surrounding foliage from Central Park to take a turn onstage, the comedy's high spirits and its undertone of melancholy are kept in perfect balance.

One of the kicks of cruising the streets after midnight, the movie reminds us, is the thrill of the unknown and its undertone of danger, which "Urbania" portrays as palpably, frighteningly real.

Seeing "The Last Metro" again recently a depiction of life in Paris during the Occupation, and one of his greatest commercial successes—I was struck, as I hadn't been in the past, by its undertone of personal fear and personal anger, and wrote in the magazine that the film is, above all, a memory piece.