Sentence examples similar to subtextual meaning from inspiring English sources

Again, Bellas' lyrics are both a clear, upfront narrative and a subtextual reflection on deeper meaning".On it's surface this tune is about 19th century gender inequalities, poverty, and the horror of selling your body to eat at a difficult period of history," said Putnam, "The song has the intention of a sex positive message... and an end to sex shaming".

For years I suppose I was addressing same-sex desire on a more subtextual plane, through such means as ekphrasis and plant metaphors.

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.

The meaning?

Meaning exists.

Q. Meaning?

No meaning".