Subliminally

Bruno Mars was on the main stage that weekend and George can't confirm, or deny, that Bruno’s song Marry You became subliminally lodged in their minds.

Days before the album’s release, Future subliminally dissed Gunna on X (formerly known as Twitter).

From the minute we are born, human beings — and women especially — are subliminally fed societal messages about deadlines in their lives.

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As a way of subliminally implanting the theme of the movie into the audiences' mind, Gray used a trippy piece of sound at the beginning of the movie.

Downtown: A cure for erectile dysfunction is subliminally advertised at the Broadway-Lafayette station.

The smoothness of Hval’s musical vehicle, this time around, allows her ideas to slip in softly, almost subliminally: humanity as a virus, technology’s role in romance, bereavement, panic attacks.

This idea of left and right hemispheres of the brain was carried through the production almost subliminally.

When you say “no problem” in return to someone thanking you, you are subliminally characterizing their request as a burden.

It's a way of subliminally preparing the viewer, even if they don't pick up on the hints.

We are subliminally bullied all day by the magazines, the side bar of shame, social media, and by each other.

Asimov later wrote that he should not be praised for creating the Laws, because they are "obvious from the start, and everyone is aware of them subliminally.