He was alone but gregarious, and he seemed to be pals with the female bartender -- a tacit vote of confidence.
The tacit vote of confidence in Japan's strongest companies, however, was enough to help the yen rise to 124.90 against the dollar from 125.50.
Six months post-procedure it was springtime on my scalp however and, by the ten-month mark, the blooming results had given me a renewed confidence and tacit approval to carry on being a feckless bobo and tousle-haired shag-about (British for "fuck boy"—hoping it catches on on this side of the pond) for the foreseeable future.
(Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff tacitly acknowledged a lack of full confidence in the screening when he announced on Sunday that he intended to replace contractors who inspect passenger identification documents at airport checkpoints with Transportation Security staff members).
Medical professionals often don't realise that their well-meaning advice can undermine a woman's confidence to breastfeed and serve as a tacit endorsement of infant formula.
For two months, a special committee of Edison's outside directors has been weighing a proposal by Mr. Whittle and his management team to buy the company and take it private, a tacit acknowledgment that Edison is unlikely to regain the confidence of public investors, at least for the foreseeable future.
"What Putin told us is something our cowardly rulers do not dare say: South Stream failed following the tacit refusal of Bulgaria, a country that has no confidence to grab the historic chance and declare aloud its solidarity with pro-European and brotherly Ukraine".
Some Sunni politicians may be preparing to hold a no-confidence vote against him, perhaps with the tacit backing of the American vice-president, Dick Cheney, who is said to favour an alternative Shia leader as prime minister.
Confidence in the practice draws epistemically on this tacit confirmation as part of our inherited and developing competence in the testimonial practice (Adler 1990 , 2002.
Dizzyingly low numbers, coupled with unshakeable expert confidence about the validity of the matches, at first concealed the tacit judgments that were inevitably involved in reading the so-called fingerprints.
But generally speaking, a story collection is considered a quieter animal than a novel, and is tacitly judged in some quarters as the work of someone who lacks the sprawling confidence of a novelist.
