Sentence examples for steady undercurrent from inspiring English sources

"We are the calm, steady undercurrent," he said.

In fact, the steady undercurrent of racism in national politics is truly disturbing.

Although "The Imperialists Are Still Alive!" has a steady undercurrent of post-9/11 paranoia, it is only obliquely political.

Still, there is a steady undercurrent of public suspicion that news organizations are tipping off terrorists to domestic vulnerabilities.

But there was also a steady undercurrent of anger at the park service for starting the blaze.

"Tranya," a ballad by Mr. Pinto, flirted intriguingly with whole-tone scales but preserved the steady undercurrent of a rock tune.

Plagued by an economic abyss and steady undercurrents of ethnic tensions, the Balkan states are drowning in their own seas of intolerance.

Its steadiest undercurrent is the tacit collaboration between mother and son to prevent his father (who's in the military) from learning of the crisis.

A steady, rolling undercurrent of the blues is not the only underrecognized ingredient of Mr. Short's music.

Put superficially, Mr. Reilly's performances tend to develop in a straight line, a steady stream with implicit undercurrents; Mr. Hoffman's style suggests more of a squiggle, an undulating pattern of eruptions.

Based on an actual family, the Pettingills, who battled the almost equally violent Melbourne police in the late 1980s, the movie is electrified by an undercurrent of gallows humor and a steady supply of shocks, not one of them gratuitous.