Sentence examples for tacit denial from inspiring English sources

Going into politics for women has always required a tacit denial of all things soft.

But it has one key hang up: a tacit denial of the audience-as-performer's body, or at least ignoring everything save for their head and hands.

Toshiba spokesmen said they would not comment on the news report today, saying the company would wait to meet with analysts and reporters on Tuesday; the absence of a denial was taken here as tacit confirmation of the news report.

Policies that accept or tacitly condone forced sterilization, the coercive provision of contraceptives, and the denial of essential services to the young, poor and marginalized women that need them every day have violated, and continue to violate, women's human rights.

Obstinate denials of the recession not having an iota of impact gave way to a tacit admission that the model of ostentatious ambition needed a re-think.

But it gave no detail about what those cuts were going to be, and this blanket denial carried on through the general election, where all three parties seemed to be locked in a tacit agreement not to give any specifics about what they might actually do in office on this, the most important single issue facing the next government.

It gives tacit approval.

Denial perhaps?

Denial followed denial.

Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.

So, by tacit agreement, they fought-fought.