Sentence examples for was a powerful undercurrent from inspiring English sources

It was a powerful undercurrent throughout much of the Middle Ages, shaping numerous movements in that period.

Leaders here know that anti-foreign nationalism, shaped by the state education system and mass media, is a powerful undercurrent in Chinese society.

Though she can kick off her shoes and rock it up in the blink of an eye, as she did in Wheels and Born to Run, at the heart of her work is a powerful undercurrent of tragedy and loss.

This "historical reading" of terrorism is a powerful undercurrent or riptide to the act itself.

But each of the ingredients is strong enough to stand up to it, and a powerful undercurrent of ginger keeps everything in line.

It is also a dramatic return to the public stage by the neoconservatives whose worldview remains a powerful undercurrent in the Republican Party and in the national debate about the United States' relationship with Israel and the Middle East.

But Mental is still a deliciously pungent and idiosyncratic comedy drama, with reams of quotable dialogue, and a powerful undercurrent of pain and loneliness which makes its happier scenes all the more uplifting.

This gives a powerful undercurrent to the drama.

Political analysts here acknowledge that nationalism remains a powerful undercurrent in Serbian politics.

Brutal, unblinking and ruthlessly honest, with a powerful undercurrent of black comedy, it quickly earned an exalted place in American cinema.

He is a powerful, powerful drummer.