Sentence examples for two undercurrents from inspiring English sources

Reactions to the cable-TV-eating news that Deborah Jeane Palfrey had been found dead in the shed of her mother's home in Tarpon Springs, Fla., have been varied and plentiful, but two undercurrents seem to run through many: Rueful sadness about what we know so far, and deep distrust that we've heard the whole story.

"Going Native" (1994), his third, is a novel in stories; it begins with an Updikean suburban scenario -- two couples, adulterous undercurrents -- then a husband abruptly disappears.

In the short run, investors who focus on values cant fight off the two basic emotional undercurrents in the stock market, fear and greed.

The song "Blurred Lines" and its videos (as well as Sunday's VMA performance) expose two very strong undercurrents in the American psyche today: shame and vulnerability.

One of the undercurrents of the book is that his hospital on Nantucket is now run by Partners Health Care, the big health care corporation that runs Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women's Hospital.

It is fitting that the site of Varoufakis' grief was Latvia, given that one of the undercurrents in the five-year Greek drama has been how the smaller and poorer countries of the eurozone, notably Latvia and the other two Baltic states, have bitten their lips while nursing intense resentment about having to take part in the world's biggest ever bailout.

The monumental blossom in O'Keeffe's "White Calico Flower" of 1931 seems about to burst from its frame, while a wall of four of Hartley's late landscapes, with their robust surfaces and poetic undercurrents, is one of the show's high points.

The best are somewhat lewd, with a sexual kink or two and and an undercurrent of violence.

(Chinen) ★ Maria Schneider Orchestra (Friday through Sunday) Evocative harmonic coloration and swirling rhythmic undercurrent are two of the chief devices of this large ensemble, led by the composer Maria Schneider.

But I also feel uncomfortable at one of the subtle undercurrents in this period drama: that many of the servants are either evil, ignorant or up to something, while most of the aristocrats are noble, wise or kind.

(Chinen) ★ Maria Schneider Orchestra (Tuesday through Nov. 27; closed on Thanksgiving) Evocative harmonic coloration and swirling rhythmic undercurrent are two of the chief devices of this large ensemble, led by the composer Maria Schneider.