Sentence examples for strong subtext from inspiring English sources
"I look for a really strong subtext," Mr. Forde said.
"It had a strong subtext of subversiveness, a Samuel Beckett, Chehkovian kind of quality in which nothing happens.
Race was a strong subtext in post-election conversations across the socioeconomic spectrum here in Vernon, the small, struggling seat of Lamar County on the Mississippi border.
This sense of family amongst the races tossed together on the Cotton Blossom is the strong subtext of the show.
Movement is the album's unspoken theme, and fluidity its strongest subtext.
There was a strong political subtext to the day.
Is there a strong gay subtext in Harry Potter?
On one level, the show is an admiring biographical gloss of Carson's career as a writer and proto-environmental activist, with a strong feminist subtext.
"The Great Gatsby" has a strong confessional subtext; Nick Carraway's narrative reeks of rue at his having been seduced by the phoniness of Gatsby's American dream.
She wrote in her book, America By Heart, that "the new feminism is telling women they are capable and strong" – her subtext being, of course, that the old feminism fosters weakness in women by empowering them to speak out against injustice (you know, like weak people do).
Paddington has always been an immigrant song, so let's hope there's a strong Brexit subtext, followed by the line "Brexit, pursued by bear".
