Undercurrents in a sentence

No match in Italian football is ridden with as many undercurrents as the one between Napoli and AC Milan.

That, and the commitment to some of the book's darker undercurrents, finds far more fertile ground in than its predecessor.

The village emerges as a character, with its traditions and mystical undercurrents playing a pivotal role in shaping the destinies of its inhabitants.

This drift among young voters is not merely a reflection of transient political moods, but indicates deeper undercurrents reshaping the political landscape.

At the Wallace Collection in London, Yukhnovich's soft and swirling contours of paint with their expressive contrasts bring out the sexual undercurrents in Boucher’s Rococo works.

Brace yourselves as we dissect these unsettling undercurrents.

Heavy rains and strong undercurrents in the Bharathapuzha River hampered the scuba divers’ efforts, making it challenging to continue the search.

Pluto’s influence on family life may feel low-key and low-impact – but beware of strong undercurrents building.

Amidst a burgeoning economy and the incredible proliferation of choices in the grocery and department store aisles, it may have seemed “safe” to ignore the sinister undercurrents of those who would fundamentally transform America for their own ends.

David Moyes recognised the undercurrents that determined Goodison’s sense of self, embraced them and rode them through the bad times.

The manifesto also uses sophisticated-seeming language to disguise its disconcerting undercurrents.

There is no need to conflate doubts about undercurrents in Ameircan politics with attitudes about Covid.

Whatever the undercurrents are, I pray that will begin to look carefully at Liberia.

Whitstable Pearl explores the dark undercurrents of murder and debauchery swirling beneath the surface of the picturesque 16th century English seaside town.

But there are tense undercurrents.

Some experts however hold that the Central Kenya vote should not be listed as secured since there are many undercurrents.

A radio-friendly rock sound with funk and reggae undercurrents.

In their open letter they also quote Blok, who would feed racist undercurrents into society with his statements about the multicultural society.

Strong currents and undercurrents can cause anyone who enters the water near a dam to be washed downstream, through the structure, or become pinned against the structure and unable to escape result in drowning or fatal injuries.

The moments when the dancers flashed into unison, either with rapture or terror, were profoundly striking as they bared the sorts of emotional undercurrents that often influence the ways we interact with the spaces and bodies around us.