Sentence examples for unspoken subtext from inspiring English sources

The unspoken subtext: they were finally having intercourse again.

The unspoken subtext behind much of this is money.

With an obvious but unspoken subtext: move on, move out.

The unspoken subtext: It's not my fault if you didn't listen or expected too much.

The message, though, was clear: Kashmir was the unspoken subtext of the Afghan war.

She's talking as if we're circling round some dangerous unspoken subtext and we both know it.

One of the unspoken subtexts of all this, the shortfall in the public's affection, the aloofness, the Michael Jackson comparison, even the red stilettos, was the question of Lewis's sexuality.

What makes "In the Family" so elusive is that it is structured less by story events than whisper-soft subtleties of characterization and unspoken social subtexts.

But there was an unspoken, and more pointed, subtext: his continued dismay at the court's 5-to-4 ruling two years ago that invalidated the effort by the public schools of Louisville, Ky., to prevent resegregation by use of a modestly race-conscious student assignment plan.

Josh Sternfeld, the film's 33-year-old writer and director, says that he wanted to show how men actually communicate with one another, an act often full of nuance, subtext and unspoken sympathies -- or what many women call not at all.

Un-provable, unspoken (maybe) is a subtext of "why help the un-helpable".