Sentence examples for perceive the subtext from inspiring English sources
It's an open question as to how foreign audiences will perceive the subtext of these scenes, or if they even really need to.
A quiet and reserved person, Jane could have felt overwhelmed by what she perceived as the subtext of this criticism: that she was a lousy public speaker and that she'd better transform herself from a wallflower into a writer and actress.
As I read Steve Martin's article, I kept perceiving a subtext: the public decides who is or is not an artist ("what makes Twombly great is that he mysteriously, inexplicably, made art that museums, scholars and collectors generally recognize as profound").
Or they still seem strictly formal to me; perhaps one day I'll perceive their humanist subtext, too.
Doctor Who novelist and Faction Paradox creator Lawrence Miles posted a scathing review of "The Unquiet Dead" on the Internet within an hour of its broadcast, focusing on a perceived political subtext suggesting that asylum seekers (the Gelth) are really all evil and out to exploit liberal generosity (the Doctor).
