Sentence examples for significant unspoken from inspiring English sources

A: For many patients, their care in the ED points to the most significant unspoken limitation in our current health care system…which is that it's not set up to care for the patient as a whole.

For now, though, the race to become "effortlessly perfect" is still a very significant, albeit unspoken, part of our reality.

As a high-octane hit of comic teenage energy, mostly of the sexual sort, it remains groundbreaking, but the setting in Bradford's decrepit Buttershaw council estate adds a significant, if mostly unspoken layer of social commentary.

The true meaning is unspoken and untyped.

That's an unspoken but significant component of the phone-call experience, one that most people would find hard to give up.

In each case, there's unspoken meaning.

While there is actual medicinal value to cannabis, the unspoken truth is that a significant number of people who use cannabis for medical purposes like cannabis and would prefer to enjoy it without government interference.

The unspoken implication is that Ida is not as significant as billed, but Schaal won't be drawn.

If Mr. Bush leaves too much unspoken for too long, he may hand Mr. Gore a significant opening.

Still, there does seem to an unspoken etiquette regarding when someone can go No. 2 at their significant other's home.

There is an unspoken assumption that imprecision of measurement of phenotypes will not have large systematic effects on the location of significant associations in a genome wide association study (GWAS).