Sentence examples for strong overtones from inspiring English sources

Ōgai began as a writer of partly autobiographical fiction with strong overtones of German Romantic writings.

The proceedings had strong overtones of anti-Semitism: Slánský, London, and most of the other defendants were Jewish and were charged with being Zionist agents.

Lykkebo, J., Gagliardi, A., Pecchia, A. & Solomon, G. C. strong overtones modes in inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy with cross-conjugated molecules: a prediction from theory.

In this drive-by (or stroll-by) drama, the artists, Michael Galbraith and Jack Massing, have created something absurdly comic but with strong overtones of unease.

Xeniteia, or sojourning in foreign lands, with its strong overtones of nostalgia for the faraway homeland, has been a central element in the historical experience of the Greek people.

The declared ambition of some leaders of the country's biggest unions to use the election as a means of regaining effective control of Labour — and with it, the political and economic power they lost during the Thatcher years — has carried strong overtones of the years of Labour rule in the 1970s.

It had a nice mouth feel with a strong overtone of strawberry and pleasant aftertaste.

Modern critics and scholars have noted the strong lesbian overtones of the film, overtones that Universal acknowledged from the start of filming and which they exploited in some early advertising.

The case has always had strong political overtones.

The issue has strong emotional overtones on both sides of the political divide.

Although both candidates are black, the race had strong racial overtones.