Sentence examples for the subtext that from inspiring English sources

But the subtext that actually allowed Vegda's skit to work went beyond the campaign.

Ms. Howe has no time for the pursuit of conventions, only for the subtext that seethes beneath line after line.

You know there are hidden meanings here and it is the inaccessibility of the subtext that makes the story so memorable.

If you're good, you look for the subtext that isn't there on the page, or in the dialogue.

And fascination with the power of secrets becomes the subtext that holds the book together.

But as with all of his work, it's the subtext that matters.

But then come the subtexts that are not so familiar.

While Kelly is making her claims about the subtexts that have evaded previous critics, Austen admirers will keep noticing little mistakes about what is going on in the novels.

Lana Wachowski: The thing about the novel that was so exciting from the beginning was the revolutionary subtext that happened through the juxtaposition of these literary forms.

In its formal qualities his poetry is closely related to folk verse, and he generally treats lyrical themes without the mystical subtext that was common in courtly verse of the period.

Jesse Owens, at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, discredited the Aryan-­supremacy subtext that would underlie World War II.