From the moment fans booed when Philadelphia made him the second pick in the 1999 draft, Donovan McNabb's time with the Eagles was marked by the undercurrent that he might never be engulfed by brotherly love unless he led the Eagles to a championship.
Four others -- Roosevelt, Truman, Kennedy and Reagan -- were marked by emotional undercurrents that did not significantly impair their leadership".
Beneath the umbrella of the Islamic world, amid the undercurrent of prejudice, there are marked disparities in the way the virus is being tackled.
In addition to gore, suspense and heartbreak — including the authentically shocking murder of Dexter's wife at the end of Season 4 — "Dexter" was also marked by its easygoing, sunny vibe and its undercurrent of jabbing workplace humor.
Steinberg said Clark's disruption was inappropriate, but the moment revealed undercurrents of frustration and tension in a community marked by skepticism of police accountability.
His music is marked by the stark tenderness of his voice and by lyrics filled with joyous undercurrents.
However, his time as Premier was marked by significant tensions within the Labor Party in NSW and nationally, where although a split involving the Democratic Labor Party had been avoided during Cahill's term, the sectarian and factional undercurrent in the party was very much present in what was increasingly perceived as a tired and divided government.
"While at first glance, the video may look a bit light and poppy," Salier told The Creators Project, "It's actualy marked by an apocalyptic and dark [undercurrents]." This is evident in the plot, as a we watch the Metronomy frontman travel through the galaxy before landing on a planet inhabited by giant hairless cats and a goddess who threaten his existence.
But the same undercurrent runs through Mark and Anne's discussions about family visitors and dinner plans, Mark and Angela's musings on life after death and Angela and Norman's nurse-patient flirtations, which rattle the eavesdropping Doris.
VandeHei's conceit seems to equate Allen's circle of friends to a commodity — exactly the kind of mutual back-scratching undercurrent that gives "friendship" in Washington its quotation marks.
