Sentence examples for subtextual content from inspiring English sources

There were few claims at the time of subtextual content, but modern critics often suggest it may simply have gone unnoticed by the Victorian audience.

The family scenes have subtextual racial resonance and, occasionally, overt reminders of the subject, including a venomous speech in which Olivia's father reminds her that she has to be "twice as good as anyone else".

No, the textual and subtextual nuances of Jamesian prose will never be transcribed precisely to the cinema; but if film were meant to mimic its source material in form and content, there would be little use for adaptation.

He is also the master of the subtextual glance.

Their subtextual minutiae probed in endless analytical magazine articles?

Oliver's book delivers some subtextual treats for adults.

The Communist threat, subtextual in most noir, is made too blatant here.

I wonder if there isn't a way to make gay subtext slightly more subtextual.

There is a subtextual wink, a "we'll get the better of these censorious so-called liberals", nudge-nudge.

But once the affair had been removed, so too was the subtextual justification for Hooper's violent death.

"When stories are really working, when you're providing subtextual exploration and things that are deeply layered, you're obligated to not say things out loud".