Sentence examples for been latent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Existing or present but concealed or inactive.
I simply assented to the faith that had long been latent within me.
The drama that had been latent in the performance of the overture erupted in Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony in the second half of the concert.
The experience reawakened an interest in cricket that had been latent since watching a five-day test as a teenage visitor to England in 1973.
The cost of the war and Mr. Karzai's uneven progress in getting his forces prepared have been latent issues since Mr. Obama took office.
So whatever the impact of her arrival at the end of decade, it would be wrong to say that she brought anything very new to a Tory schism that had been latent for years.
The current efforts by John Whittingdale and his minions to curb the BBC are but the latest attempts to reinforce political control that has been latent since the foundation of the corporation.
"Berliners are latent megalomaniacs.
The problem is "latent racism".
But complexities are latent, even here.
They are latent with interpretive possibility.
