Sentence examples for often underlies from inspiring English sources

A: Because intuition often underlies stock picking.

Simplicity of thought — in this piece, as elsewhere in his work — quite often underlies complexity of style.

With a sagging American economy, and the fear of appearing weak that often underlies aggressive masculinity, she said, French-bashing has new political appeal.

Rather than the aching taste of tears that often underlies Siegfried's funeral music, all that seemed to lie behind this performance were printed notes on a page.

Obesity, they found, ranked behind AIDS, cancer, heart disease and diabetes as a "very serious concern" for those surveyed, even though obesity kills more people than AIDS and often underlies heart disease and diabetes.

William Boyd's understanding of British history, which often underlies his novels, and his keen interest in middle-class British life, have made him one of the most admired novelists of our time.

She works individually as well in groups with others to help resolve underlying emotional and energetic dynamics that can often underlie our bodies tension and chronic conditions.

Structural problems often underlie the cultural ones.

In small workshops, the inmates discuss issues like money and sex that often underlie marital disputes.

American filmmaker who achieved commercial success directing films often underlain by a feminist perspective.

It was an appeal, howled at a lover, to be straight with Peaches, emphasising the deeper emotional currents that often underlie her non-suitability for work.