Sentence examples for of undercurrents from inspiring English sources

And the interim government's credibility was damaged by a disastrous attempt, late last month, to curb currency speculation.The junta has often talked of "undercurrents" of Thaksinites supposedly plotting a counter-coup.

If you had all the sweet time in the world, you could probably savor the literary airs and graces of UNDERCURRENTS (Viking, $23.95), Frances Fyfield's new novel of psychological suspense, without caring that nothing much happens in it.

A large number of the books she left behind her are her teaching books, and, with a few notebooks, they fill the gap of the silent years, long years in her 40s and 50s when she could have been starting to write her own books – as eventually she did, "during my free periods as a teacher in a small, noisy staff room, full of undercurrents of exhaustion, worry and reproach".

It makes one conscious of undercurrents and invisibles.

"There are lots of undercurrents between a husband and wife, father and daughter, mother and daughter, mother and daughter against the father, father and daughter against the mother.

Time and again, Obama was asked about whether the tenor of the health care turned nasty because of undercurrents in racism.

"There is some kind of undercurrent in this story [that this is] about Muslims against their foreign past.

"I wanted to have a kind of undercurrent of violence.

"That's the kind of undercurrent of racism among Republicans," argues Mr. Reagan, "that sometimes raises its poisonous head".

It just doesn't have the gravitas, originality or layers of undercurrent with far-reaching themes that made Gravity and 2001: A Space Odyssey better movies.

Plenty of weddings have occurred against the backdrop of dicey undercurrents of exes.