Significats de strong undercurrent en anglès

This movement finds a strong undercurrent of favor in all the churches.

The psychological effect of the environment's decay is a strong undercurrent here.

Through all she said and did ran a strong undercurrent of excitement.

There was a strong undercurrent of conviction and purpose, not expressed in speeches and platforms.

There has always been a strong undercurrent in your humor that life is rather insignificant.

He had found out, several weeks before, what a strong undercurrent was running toward him.

Tensions between Hong Kongers and mainlanders have always run as a strong undercurrent to the protests.

He perceived a strong undercurrent of local prejudice.

Russia is plagued by a strong undercurrent of bias against ethnic minorities from the Caucasus and Central Asia.

Would he emerge safe and successful, or be carried away by some strong undercurrent, be battered on unseen rocks?

It was a life, so Isabelle saw, with an order of its own, a direction of its own, a strong undercurrent.

Marilyn rose, laughing now, but still in a high color, conscious perhaps that she had revealed some strong undercurrent of feeling.

There was a strong undercurrent of apprehension that with the world opening to Irish soccer, the (national) game was up.

One of the earliest symptoms among the delegates at Chicago was the existence of a strong undercurrent of opposition to his nomination.

With a strong undercurrent of culture and history, the buzzing city stretches along a pristine coastline while its iconic Table Mountain overlooks the magic.

Deep, deep he sank, and the strong undercurrent tossed about him, seized him in its fearful grip, and swept him downward in its course.