Sentence examples for psychological subtext from inspiring English sources

Michelle Federer, as Elphaba's wheelchair-bound sister, embodies a clunky psychological subtext with surprising grace.

Like Freud, Mr. Grosz is fond of literary allusions, and he's nimble at excavating the psychological subtext of literary classics.

If you're interested in the characters' psychological subtext, such as it is, pay close attention to these creatures.

Its staid piano-and-strings arrangements are heavily draped around Ms. Boyle's sweet voice, which treats every number as a stolid hymn without psychological subtext.

For "Be My Husband," a song whose psychological subtext made it a priority for Ms. Ndegeocello, she used the rustic young folk singer Valerie June.

The offhand words the characters exchange -- Hélène warns Frédéric against getting wet; Chloe assures him that water won't stain his clothes -- turn out to be loaded with psychological subtext, and the movie's moment of moral crisis is the result of Frédéric's fondness for turtleneck sweaters.

Random psychological subtexts that I never would have thought to intentionally create.

And Mr. Sher may have done too much analysis of the work's psychological subtexts.

The directors recognize that the drama in this story is so potent it doesn't require any icing and that there's a bigger story between the lines, a subtext about psychological violence visited on a country, generation after generation.

Mr. Maguire is hot-tempered and soulful, but the movie, impatient with any hint of subtext or psychological subtlety, reins in his scrappy, unpredictable energy.

Social problems, sexual subtexts and psychological truth became the hallmarks of seriousness on stage and screen.