Sentence examples for subtext has from inspiring English sources

With shows now, the subtext has become the text".

The World War II subtext has clung to the opera.

But the subtext has been American power -- how Washington uses it to deal with the rest of the world.

That subtext has, unsurprisingly, been largely scrapped by the Mouse House's sunnier fairytale merchants, but the show's mossy, claustrophobic air of foreboding has been retained.

The abiding concern of the producers with subtext has led to some criticism of the Herskovitz-Zwick shows for focusing inordinately on the anxiety of the affluent.

But the high-low subtext has that familiar detail of crochet and yarn fringe with hints of their spring offering of school-uniform plaids and jacquard embroidered outerwear, all in a warm oatmeal palette.

The playground's architect, Thomas Balsley, has denied that any such subtext had been intended.

Ball tells about a failed 1999 sit-com he wrote for ABC, "Oh, Grow Up": "After a while, you realize that all network notes can be reduced to: one, make everybody nicer, remove all the conflict; and, two, articulate the subtext, have somebody state what's going on.

In the past few months, other companies including Findings, Readmill, and Subtext have experimented with adding annotations and other social features to e-books.

"I love beauty, but pretty pictures without subtext have no meaning for me.

Early comic strips also avoided overt treatment of gay issues, though examples of homosexual subtext have been identified.