Sentence examples for undertones that from inspiring English sources

And, yes, it further plays to the heavy racial undertones that have marked this presidency.

Unexpressed melodies seem to move beneath the events of the novel like the undertones that run through Robert Schumann's brain.

But even that religious service carried some of the political undertones that have marked the pope's journey here.

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The scent, also available as a soap ($18) or candle ($65), has top notes that include bergamot, grapefruit and iris, with undertones that include amber and leather.

Her phrasing of the comment suggested the racial undertones that have shaped many primary battles in the state, and earned it a reputation for nastiness.

Sweet and juicy, crisp and taut, they have a mild mustardy undertone that is characteristic of their cruciferous lineage.

There's an infantilizing undertone that is often present in the discussions of women's ambition happening right now.

The Greek adaptation had a depressive undertone that might have matched the national mood, but didn't provide viewers with a frothy escapist kick.

The film is a bit drawn out but sufficiently diverting, with a morbid undertone that strongly suggests Mr. Edwards's hand.

With themes of madness and guilt, this version of Alice is drawn from the dark undertone that runs through the books.