Sentences with phrase «constant undercurrent»

The theme of natural exploration and conservation is a strong and constant undercurrent of Amok Island's artistic practice.

Andrew Mitchell's demise was a 2012 story, true - but the steady unravelling of the case against him has been a constant undercurrent of 2013.

There is a constant undercurrent of arguing, of jockeying for position and power, of battling over personal space, of loyalty and betrayal.

That quality is the constant undercurrent of Field's performance.

With The Big Short just last year, Adam McKay brought comedic sensibilities to the complexities behind financial corruption, dissecting a scandal with humor, insight, and most importantly, a constant undercurrent of outrage that War Dogs is missing.

• An all - male group discussion called the Park View Brotherhood, initiated by the acting principal of Park View school, contained messages that displayed explicit homophobia; highly offensive comments about British service personnel; a stated ambition to increase segregation in the school; disparagement of strands of Islam; scepticism about the truth of reports of the murder of Lee Rigby and the Boston bombings; and a constant undercurrent of anti-western, anti-US and anti-Israeli sentiment.

The score, however, was touching and sometimes moving, a constant undercurrent to the poignant story beats.

The subject of art history is a constant undercurrent in his work, whether Koons elevates kitsch to the level of classical art, produces photos in the manner of Baroque paintings, or develops public works that borrow techniques and elements of seventeenth - century French garden design.

And while we commiserate, we'd really like to keep you right in the middle, caught we hope in a constant undercurrent of conflict and permit you no peace or stability.