Sentence examples for was a strong undercurrent from inspiring English sources

Sexism was a strong undercurrent.

The global downturn, which analysts say has led to increased protectionism, was a strong undercurrent at the meeting.

When MS Dhoni, the captain, joked about how long they had been the game's nomads, there was a strong undercurrent of truth and fatigue to his words.

The global economic downturn, which analysts say has led to increased protectionism around the world, was a strong undercurrent to the meeting.

Dinah Rose QC, the author of the review, said there was a "strong undercurrent" of fear at the corporation, in which 35 members of staff were involved in 37 cases of alleged sexual harassment at the BBC over the past six years, and where others verbally abused junior staff or made sexist remarks to young female workers.

Mark Peskanov, the violinist who now runs the barge, was the principal performer at the memorial concert, which emphasized the contemplative over the mournful, though there was a strong undercurrent of that as well, in the program's main pillars — Copland's Sonata for Violin and Piano (1943) and Shostakovich's Trio No. 2 (1944), each written in memory of a friend who died in World War II.

Politics is a strong undercurrent.

There's a strong undercurrent of loneliness in "Yes, Chef".

There's a strong undercurrent of denial there," he says.

"But there's a strong undercurrent of worry because of those soldiers who have left".

But the US remains dominant in security issues, which will be a strong undercurrent at the summit.