Sentence examples for well an undercurrent from inspiring English sources

There is some wit in the movie as well, an undercurrent of the tart social insight that distinguished the best of the early blaxploitation pictures.

"What I'm getting now is an undercurrent of: 'Well, can we sue somebody?

And there is a sort of an undercurrent that, well, maybe that's all a really kind of disguised power structure and maybe it's all a sort of disguised oppression and colonialism, and we've got to get out of this idea that some books are really superior to others, and some students are superior to others, and some professors are better than others.

On Thursday, the band is scheduled to play "The Aztec Suite," another prominent piece from the Chico O'Farrill oeuvre, as well as "Undercurrent Blues," an early Chico O'Farrill contribution to the Benny Goodman book, recorded in 1948 during Goodman's brief flirtation with bop.

"He was merely making sport," DeWitt writes, "and yet there was an undercurrent of true violence at play as well.

The cliché 'all rooms are different' is spot-on here; all 22, including seven huge suites, have been meticulously put together with a luxurious sense of modern style: bold wallpapers, designer furniture and statement lampshades, with a well-judged undercurrent of bling.

"There's an undercurrent beneath the undercurrent.

"There is an undercurrent.

Not permanent, but an undercurrent.

"There is an undercurrent of demand".

Poor health is always an undercurrent.