Sentence examples for tacit reminder from inspiring English sources
"What makes you think it's my first time?" 007 shoots back – a tacit reminder that he went to Eton after all.
Emilia Marty is a role that Mattila has very much made her own in recent years, and it's hard to imagine it sung more beautifully or with greater opulence of tone – a tacit reminder, perhaps, that Marty is a diva by profession and that her manipulative charisma is as much the product of her singing as her glamour.
Infantilising attempts to court the youth vote – Tinder's #TurnUp campaign, Votey McVoteFace – serve only as a tacit reminder that we are political children, allowed to sit at the grown-ups' table because daddy thinks we could be a useful pawn in a hissed spat about the alimony payments.
The tacit threat that they might be used, the reminder that, as Gerry Adams once put it, "they have not gone away, you know", stands as a mighty political fact.
Mubarak's trial was in some ways an antidote to that creeping amnesia -- a critical reminder of the shared grievances that led the vast majority of Egyptians to lend at least tacit support to the revolution.
In a moment, the fantasy of the show and the tacit understanding that what happens in the Fantasy Suite stays in the Fantasy Suite were replaced with the terrifying reminder of what the consequences often still are for being a sexual woman.
The creation of the council is a stark reminder of just how far secularisation has progressed in an area that was once called Christendom and is a tacit admission that the Church's recent attempts to reinvigorate Christianity in Europe have not succeeded.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
So, by tacit agreement, they fought-fought.
Sadly, such tacit support is not new.
