Sentence examples for negative undertones from inspiring English sources

Zion Ozeri, a Jewish photographer of Yemeni descent who has documented the last of Yemen's Jews, says that, for those who settle in Israel, there are "negative undertones" attached to being an Arab Jew.

Here's a positive one, but it still has some negative undertones.

And yet, as the phrase has grown more popular, it has acquired a largely negative undertone.

Though she gave the place a "Good" rating, one could sense a negative undertone in the body of the review.

Adding to the market's negative undertone, the Federal Reserve released minutes from its Dec. 22 Federal Markets Committee meeting that bolstered the market's suspicion the monetary authority isn't planning to relax interest rates any further in the near future.

JOEL LESKO, Ashland, Ore., posted on nytimes.com There is too negative an undertone in this article about how changes have "slowed down" the game and made power-baseline tennis, à la Lendl, the norm.

The feature scans the quote for sentiment, and breaks quotes down by positive, negative or neutral undertones.

It had to happen: Captain Corelli's Mandolin, the film, dispenses with the downbeat ending, homosexual undertones and negative portrayal of Greek partisans.

"Black people prefer to be referred to as black, because historically the term coloured has carried particularly negative connotations, an offensive undertone.

But we believe just as strongly that Mrs. Clinton will be making a terrible mistake — for herself, her party and for the nation — if she continues to press her candidacy through negative campaigning with disturbing racial undertones.

"Mrs. Clinton will be making a terrible mistake — for herself, her party and for the nation — if she continues to press her candidacy through negative campaigning with disturbing racial undertones … We endorsed Mrs. Clinton, and we know that she has a major contribution to make.