Sentence examples for tacit that from inspiring English sources

Still, the recent efforts at atheist philanthropy amount to an admission, whether overt or tacit, that the United States' nonbelievers have lagged far behind believers in generosity.

Hayek later added to his analysis, first by noting that knowledge, in addition to being localized, is often tacit (that is, implied but not clearly stated).

It was also an acknowledgment, however tacit, that Mr. Kelly — once viewed as a potential mayoral candidate himself – will probably not be around to continue those policies under a new administration.

That might appear, at face value, to indicate a reversal of the White House's position towards the proposals of the Baker-Hamilton report, and it might seem to be an acknowledgement, however tacit, that some form of engagement with Iran is needed if the United States is to disengage from Iraq with any dignity.

It is exactly because practical knowledge is situated and tacit that absorbing it is easier in situations of concentration and proximity; while explicit, codified knowledge can be acquired through education, for instance, implicit knowledge is acquired through sharing experiences and situations.8.8

Upon drafting a new charter for Manila in June 1901, the Americans made official what had long been tacit: that the City of Manila was not Intramuros alone but also all its arrabales.

But even the most churlish Soviet bureaucrat recognized, if tacitly, that intellectuals needed breathing space.

It is one thing to note that The Economist dislikes their choice, quite another to argue tacitly that, like children, Venezuelan voters didn't even make one.

It's true that to give that word Mr. Greenspan would have to admit, at least tacitly, that he was wrong last year.

When Ms. Mori designed the house, she understood tacitly that it would be a place where her client could grow very old.

As the festival, ReJoyce 2004, reached its peak, it seemed to acknowledge tacitly that most people taking part had not read "Ulysses".