This was not the only shameful story submerged this week: a report by Shelter revealed over 300,000 people are now homeless, meaning every one in 200 of us nationally – 1 in 59 within London – cannot access a basic means of survival.
There was a whole story submerged beneath.
Everything from sailor caps to dock shoes was submerged in the story, although there were other outfits that retained the crispness but substituted madras checks or even stylized flower prints for the sailor stripes.
He then gave us, after a slight detour directing a Bjork concert film, a tender, relatable love story submerged into S&M trappings and lepidopterology in The Duke of Burgundy.
As a troubled and pampered child, constantly packed off to psychiatrists of dubious provenance by his fawning mother, Dick submerged himself in the stories of HP Lovecraft, the most coldly pessimistic of all fantasy writers.
It is as if Kay has not properly submerged herself in her story, or let her imagination uncoil.
The sphere is submerged within a 10-story cavity that was carved out of a nickel mine 1 1/4 miles underground and filled with 40,000 tons of ordinary water.
Museum officials hope the publication of the historians' findings will stir submerged memories and resurrect old stories of plundered graves, prompting some families to come forward to inquire about their dead.
But there was at least one sense in which being with Carver was like being in one of his stories: much was submerged, and some things were visible only to her.
It made possible the story's barely submerged sexual content, most apparent in the sensuality of nearly every desperate young slave woman ("The brown of her complexion gave way on the cheek to a perceptible flush, which deepened as she saw the gaze of the strange man fixed upon her in bold and undisguised admiration. Her dress... set off to advantage her finely molded shape").
