Sentence examples for tacit theme from inspiring English sources
But that lent the tour its tacit theme: that, crudely put, the American model still trumps the Chinese one.He started in India, where the trickiest job may have been persuading hard-up voters back home that getting closer to the Indian tiger would mean more American jobs created than are being lost to outsourcing.
The problem of tacit knowledge capture is a central theme in the field of knowledge management, and assessment management can be thought of as a form of knowledge management.
Bringing the tacit knowledge to the surface was a recurrent theme, with thoughts of 'why the hell haven't we been doing it like that?' (operating theatre nurse, participant).
The very theme of the Republicans' evening, "prosperity with a purpose," contained a tacit acknowledgment that the economy is hardy, a fact that could ultimately be expected to help Mr. Gore.
It's a question that arises, tacitly or explicitly, for every classical performer, and it seemed to be a theme of the recital by the excellent pianist Marc-André Hamelin at the International Keyboard Institute and Festival at the Mannes School on Friday night.
Two of his punishingly superb pictures on themes of Vietnam and racism, from 1966, uncork political furies that are tacit elsewhere in the show.
The role of tacit habits of reasoning and acting in fixing our beliefs and guiding our actions is a theme that recurs in the work of all of the pragmatists.
His attempt is to confuse people and get them to agree with him on overriding theme (it's time to be open and honest about race relations) and, therefore, tacitly and inadvertently approve of and forget about the very reason of what brought us all there in the first place (his questionable and close relationship with Wright.) You know what that technique is called?
The common theme is that continuity of care has positive effects on health outcomes because it (a) builds the practitioner's tacit knowledge of the patient, and (b) enhances trust between the patient and practitioner.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
