Sentence examples for subliminal warning from inspiring English sources
It's tempting to think that by selecting two colours that can't exist side by side without violently clashing, Ukip are sending a subliminal warning about multiculturalism.
British officials say his stiff upper lip during his recent White House visit was a subliminal warning: the "special relationship" will be special again when someone else is in the Oval Office and British troops are out of Basra.
The Arkansas law passed unanimously in 1983, referenced albums by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Electric Light Orchestra, Queen and Styx, and mandated that records with backmasking include a warning sticker: "Warning: This record contains backward masking which may be perceptible at a subliminal level when the record is played forward".
Mills has toured America warning Christian parents about subliminal messages in rock music.
I think David Cooke, chief executive of the British Board of Film Classification, should insist that some kind of "health warning" should be slapped on this sneaky subliminal corporate branding.
Listen to that inner voice that cautions you in certain uncomfortable situations, where, possibly, the warning signals you are receiving are at the subliminal level.
The warnings are tempered with reassurance: "I know how you feel," says the subliminal message.
Given the subliminal intensity that hums through Mr. Esparza's deadpan presence, you sense that flood warnings should probably be posted.
SUBLIMINAL, by Leonard Mlodinow.
