Sentence examples for undercurrent of alarm from inspiring English sources

The Nets were playing well coming into the game, but a subtle undercurrent of alarm has begun to build in Brooklyn surrounding the steady disappearing act of one of the Nets' big three, Joe Johnson, who has been hampered by a left heel injury since the All-Star break.

Over the past decade, that connection has been codified by Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University, who writes about those younger than herself with an air of pragmatic evenhandedness and an undercurrent of moral alarm.

Perhaps by now when bankers hear that kind of public praise, they simultaneously hear a distant clanging, a dim alarm that provokes an undercurrent of anxiety.

According to Heather Phares of AllMusic, "Pioneers" and "Price of Gas" exemplify the political undercurrent on Silent Alarm, the latter including the explicit chant "War / War / War / War".

"There is this undercurrent of social critique.

"There is an undercurrent of demand".

That's the cultural undercurrent of rape".

There was also an undercurrent of frustration.

And the undercurrent of the simple syrup was just that: an undercurrent.

But there was an undercurrent of disappointment.

The undercurrent of despair in his posts was real.