Sentence examples for the subtext being that from inspiring English sources
The use of the f-word was a tactical masterstroke, the subtext being that all the bad stuff was the outcome of how Armstrong is made.
"You're just selfish, that's all," she said, and here was the shift to a new tone, a tone of animus and opposition, the subtext being that I never thought of anybody but myself.
Disrepute DWP press releases highlight how new assessment processes are finding more people fit to work – the subtext being that they were wrongly claiming the benefit previously, rather than that the eligibility for the benefit has been tightened.
Our own government has pledged to take 20,000 refugees but only the respectable ones, from faraway camps: the subtext being that the act of fleeing to Europe puts refugees outside the purview of human sympathy, being itinerant, a vagrant, on the take.
Although studies on in-group favoritism have debunked the existence of true meritocracies, this widespread belief remains problematic for women; the subtext being that they are not represented because they are not as intelligent.
In the following scene we see George once again brainstorming job opportunity ideas, the subtext being that his boss discovered the spiking of his drink, connected it to George, and has fired him once again.
The subtext being, presumably, that it's not, in fact, Carroll wot dunnit/doesit.
The subtext being, of course, that certain others had.
The subtext to that quote might be that Yost, and all managers, don't really matter that much.
The text would be entertainment, and the subtext would be something that was important to me.
