Sentence examples for undertone from from inspiring English sources

The backbone of the dish is an intense shrimp stock flavored with chilies, but it gains its sweet undertone from orange soda and its satiny texture from ketchup.

There was also much mention of Kennedy's opposition to the war in Iraq; some of it with a "me, me, me" undertone from the likes of Diane Abbott, anxious to remind everyone that she too had voted against the war and been proved right, but mostly along the lines of "he was a man who stood up for what he believed" from those who had supported the war.

HOW THE GRAMMYS GOT POLITICAL The 59th annual Grammys had a political undertone, from host James Corden's jokes and Katy Perry's "Persist" armband to Busta Rhymes' commentary.

The 824th was prepared for conversion to the new equipment by early March, but this was delayed in order to support the 100th Division's attack on Bitche as part of Operation Undertone from 15 19 March.

Full-bodied, intense black fruits, with some decent spice and vanilla undertones from the oak ageing; a leg of lamb or big chicken paella would be in order.

The Band-Aid aftertaste, meanwhile, was one of the unpleasant undertones, from medicinal to manure-like, that are produced in white pepper when peppercorns are fermented.

Rather than a short story, some of these images suggest a disjointed life cycle, perhaps with religious undertones, from cradle to ghost, with a final silhouette of a young woman cast on a veil-like curtain.

Over the last several years, much of his work, while fantastical and at times scary, has had firm roots in the real world but also social and political undertones, from "Under the Dome" (praised in The New York Times for offering "the scope and flavor of literary Americana") to "11/22/63," in which the main character travels back in time to the days before the Kennedy assassination.

"Coming back to his home town he'll want to hear all the stories he's missed over the last 1,500 years, from the shirt factories, to the Undertones, from Dopey Dick to the U-boat surrender on the Foyle and then of course there are suggestions that an old enemy might be afoot in the shape of Colmcille's nemesis, the Loch Ness Monster.

One of the groups openly acknowledging that influence were The Undertones, from Derry in Northern Ireland.

There were the Lurkers from England, the Undertones from Ireland, Teenage Head from Canada, and the Zeros and the Dickies from southern California.