Sentence examples for had gone unstated from inspiring English sources

This mission had gone unstated.

("The Judge is old now, nearly as old as judgment itself," writes Clinch, never one to let a metaphor go unstated; later, he has Finn's brother Will say, significantly, "The Judge is sure to outlive us all").

As HuffPost has reported, this is a common requirement for many jobs, even if it sometimes goes unstated.

The hope, which goes unstated in Krein's essay, is that a President like Trump, unbound by political convention and unindebted to the political élite, might return power to the "political community," which is to say, the people.

The irony of this situation cannot go unstated.

But the way Miller uses the movie's astonishing imagery in the service of a story driven by women is radical, even (particularly?) if it goes unstated.

Thus, the things that need to be said to rescue the party go unstated and instead, Rove, Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and others argue about blame and relative political incompetence.

The importance of this should not go unstated, however, as for instance there are profound implications for TNFR1 signalling should newly synthesized TNF and recycling TNFR1 meet in the same compartment of the endosomal system.

Here are the facts of the case: Leon, a green lizard (some species of chameleon, it appears, though this is unstated), has to "go poo".

Almost unknown to themselves, the inmates at Attica had heartbreaking, unstated confidence in the integrity of the institution: they knew that they would lose, and that they would have to go back to their cells, but they never thought that the officers of the state would come in with shotguns and explosive bullets to kill as many of them as they could.

Some members of Congress pressed them to acknowledge that the task force had an unstated goal to cut medical costs.