Sentence examples for if tacitly from inspiring English sources

But even the most churlish Soviet bureaucrat recognized, if tacitly, that intellectuals needed breathing space.

And when he turned out to be married, it was as if, tacitly, they concurred.

American officials largely, if tacitly, agree that China manipulates the value of its currency to aid its economy.

In this paper, we question the widely, if tacitly, held perspective that exceptional and immensely publicized instances of child abuse and neglect offer little guidance or understanding in improving the efficacy of child protective services (CPS).

Having established his approach in the "Rosamunde" overture, Sir Roger immediately, if tacitly, raised the question of later generations' reinterpretations of classical music by conducting six Schubert songs in orchestrations by Brahms, Webern, Reger and Britten.

A sensuous pleasure in its own right, food and the appetite for it were suppressed in the movies by a taboo that was enforced at least as rigorously, if tacitly, as the Production Code that guided depictions of sex.

"Strategic reassurance rests on a core, if tacit, bargain," Mr. Steinberg said.

Fodor has himself espoused this view in previous publications, and it is widespread (if tacit) throughout the cognitive science community.

Her appointment reflected the end of a political leadership dominated by antiglobalization and the burgeoning (if tacit) acceptance of the unpleasant measures needed to revitalize France's increasingly uncompetitive and flagging economy.

One key feature of that racist oppression, Davis says, is what she and other leftist intellectuals call the "prison industrial complex", the tawdry if tacit alliance between capitalism and a structurally racist state.

While this legal policy may be directed at a single state where patients can obtain prescriptions for the lethal drugs under certain circumstances, Mr. Ashcroft endangers what has become a compassionate, if tacit, mode of dying throughout the United States.