subtext造句

The subtext isn't so subtle.

I know the subtext of his remark.

The subtext was clear: “You can trust us; we’re pure.”

The subtext is that much tougher regulation is required.

But there is a troubling subtext: the author’s attempts to exculpate himself.

To create subtext in dialogue, you must determine what the scene is really about.

There is a subtext to the submarine episode that no one should miss.

Thee subtext: Replacing "they" with "we" can change your outlook and the viewpoint of others.

In fact, the subtext to this consensus is: people who have more wealth naturally take more responsibility on the society.

Yahoo! Responded with a letter whose subtext was, "keep it friendly, please, we're only holding out for more money".

Use subtext to demonstrate a character's underlying thoughts and emotions instead of having the character tell us directly.

The frustration of not knowing is the subtext of a lot of what happens in Fukushima these days.

The subtext: Replacing "they" with "we" can change your outlookand the viewpoint ofothers. After all, if we're not part of the solution, we're part of the problem.

May not believe this is just 'cheat' other people's subtext, in their heart of hearts, and perhaps still is a deep yearning for the bar!

Since the symbol will reflect the deeper meaning of the story, your characters' reactions to it will be reflected in the subtext of their dialogue.

But there is a subtext: despite protestations to the contrary, the new body will be a rival to the Organisation of American States, which includes the United States and Canada, but not Cuba.