Sentence examples for there is an undercurrent of from inspiring English sources
In cabaret tradition there is an undercurrent of the grotesque.
They don't trust themselves or the system, so there is an undercurrent of "why even try?" in their day-to-day work.
"I have a feeling there is an undercurrent of sympathy that is being underestimated," said Christian Meurer, a political satirist and author of a recent book, "The Wackos Who Are Governing Us" ("Die Irren, die uns Regieren").
As far as Waxman's letter is concerned there is an undercurrent of hysteria about it which is extremely disturbing.
"There is an undercurrent of demand".
There is an undercurrent of acute, sublimated anxiety.
Yet, as this week's run of catastrophes shows, there is an undercurrent of appalling violence.
But alongside the levity yesterday afternoon there was an undercurrent of fear.
The film didn't screen until the next day, Sunday, so there was an undercurrent of anxiety.
But there was an undercurrent of disappointment.
There was an undercurrent of anxiety through their conversation.
