Sentence examples for the undertones of from inspiring English sources

Maybe that's what you're hearing in the undertones of my writing: my happy American childhood.

I'm not the kind of actor who blocks out the undertones of the industry.

She is welcomed there as an all-time great athlete without the undertones of failure sometimes apparent at home.

Booker's 2002 loss to Sharpe James shared so many of the undertones of Obama's early conflict with the black political establishment as to become nearly metaphoric.

Dessaix acknowledges the obvious black marks against the Famous Five: the repetition, the clunky writing, the undertones of racial and class prejudice.

The undertones of sadness in this goofy piece — in lines of silhouetted soldiers and abruptly falling bodies, all but unacknowledged in the cheerful fray — seemed much more pronounced (and painful) on Friday.

The undertone of this commentary is that Mr. Romney is somehow strange.

'I liked the balance of acid and fruit, and the undertone of oak".

That was the undertone of disappointment that surrounded the introduction of Apple's new iPhone on Tuesday.

But fairly quickly the undertone of the economy in general will move to the front burner again.

The undertone of fear should not be exaggerated, but it is there in lowered voices and glances.