Sentence examples for to undercurrents from inspiring English sources
noun
A current which flows under the surface
The C.I.A. faces questions about whether such ties blinded it to undercurrents of dissent and may now damage America's standing with emerging democratic governments.
Most of the two's romantic interactions were limited to "flirtatious undercurrents" because, according to Annabeth Gish, series creator Chris Carter "was never big on the flamboyant big performances".
In addition to investing, Undercurrent plans to play a strategic role in advising the company as it grows.
You need performances that dig deep to present undercurrents of emotion even as the play seems to resist them.
In this study, authors argue that the housing and land policies implemented in Mumbai to solve the problem of slums have actually provided the momentum to the undercurrents that fuel further proliferation of informality.
A few books, though, give good pointers to the undercurrents.
This alertness to political undercurrents is not the only foreshadowing of the writer Pamuk would become in his maturity.
More puzzling is how Mr. Mohler attributes the ills of society exclusively to the undercurrents of modernity.
He also refers to the undercurrent of "faux tenderness" in the narrator's tone.
Nikolaj Hubbe in particular and new in the cast, added his potent presence to the undercurrent of private drama.
"Our assessment uncovered policy, training, and operational deficiencies in addition to an undercurrent of significant strife between the community and department".
