Sentence examples for undercurrent of mean from inspiring English sources

While 90percentt of the women from my survey report having at least one girlfriend to turn to, 88percentt of them nonetheless believe an undercurrent of mean or negativity plagues the gender.

There is an oddly dark undercurrent to these mundane and innocent stories of mean girls and confusing crushes, one that suggests an imaginative, if troubled, mind at work.

On the other hand, there's this undercurrent of fear about what it means for technology to continue this encroach on our lives in this way.

I mean it still has an undercurrent of darkness, but it's extremely gay.

The lack of enthusiasm for Trump's candidacy doesn't mean that there isn't an undercurrent of excitement at CPAC, which is using the slogan "Our time is now".

That meant body-hugging dresses with an undercurrent of sexual tension heightened by the placement of seams and illusion panels.

This meant that the whole concert had an intriguing undercurrent of staginess, as if the musical instruments were merely visual props.

The sheer size of big business, some Americans fear, may unbalance a constitution based on checks and balances.This ambivalence means that even pro-business opinion has an undercurrent of scepticism.

"There is this undercurrent of social critique.

"There is an undercurrent of demand".

That's the cultural undercurrent of rape".