Sentence examples for more undercurrents from inspiring English sources

More undercurrents: like most writers, Harris seems genuinely uncertain about the quality of her work, especially on this new album.

There are more layers to the story and more undercurrents than we see... NS: And peace with Syria, do you expect to see that in your lifetime?

"I am more surface and he is more undercurrent," Amis said.

Often the orchestra ensnares the vocal lines with slinking counter melodies; undulant orchestral stirrings seem more like undercurrents to the tunes, not supports.

That other stuff -- coaches and players defecting to the Jets from the Patriots and vice versa -- remains one of the more intriguing undercurrents in the N.F.L.

The Rascals' songs were largely written by Mr. Cavaliere and Mr. Brigati, and they presented a hopeful outlook, praising love and freedom without delving into some of the era's more ugly undercurrents.

They had a plan, and we had a lot of faith in them and said, 'We'll do what we can to help.' " Yet while a fresh flow of money was pledged to the theater, there were more ominous undercurrents offstage.

His dramatic performance delivers the sincerity and high purpose inherent in Tamino's noble character and emblematic of the opera's more serious undercurrents.

Of course, under the Technicolor blossoms of that counterculture movement lurked a darker more insidious undercurrent.

But there is another more personal undercurrent in the desire to help that goes beyond politics.

Conductor Olari Elts trod a delicate line between carefully engineered tempo and injecting a more menacing undercurrent, with the score's percussive edge carrying brilliantly.