Then he added, tacitly acknowledging his image as a carefree young player: "When do you look at a guy?
Such charges tacitly promote an image of the good scientist as an objective, dispassionate seeker of truth.
So is the Trump campaign tacitly apologizing for an image that, though perhaps innocent in intent, seems to have pissed some people off?
A youth group with tacit Kremlin support beamed laser images of Barack Obama eating a banana on to the wall of the US embassy in Moscow earlier this year, on the US president's birthday.
Alongside these tacit advantages, Rosneft is cultivating an image of private-sector efficiency.
He was also consumed with the tacit, half-hidden patterns — of words, images, experiences and much else — that unconsciously inform the ways in which everyone navigates the social world.
What's more, not only do images enable reflection on otherwise tacit, unrecognised, unspoken phenomena 31 32 but they "encode an enormous amount of information in a single representation".
But in two decisions on Wednesday, the Supreme Court tacitly acknowledged that it has been enforcing an image of the system that is very different from the real, workaday world inhabited by prosecutors and defense lawyers across the country.
It's not helping Twitter's image or user experience to be tacitly supportive of racists, misogynists, and anti-semites who attack people in public.
Nonetheless, her speaking out questioned tacit western approval for Karzai and challenged the western image of Afghan women as being passively accepting of the regime.
The contribution is usually tacit, and many non-artists have the same sophisticated image-making programs in their PC's, that the artists do.
