Sentence examples for tacit warning from inspiring English sources
Yet Abadi's visit comes with a tacit warning.
But in a tacit warning that it would not provide assistance forever, the central bank said it would stick to rules that allow lending only to solvent banks.
At first, the sumptuous galleries seem to send a hush-hush message to children, a tacit warning that they are in the presence of serious art.
Indeed, before I meet him, I receive what I think is a tacit warning from his publicist about one line of questioning.
Since there is no unemployment insurance in Egypt there was a tacit warning regarding social and political unrest if the problem of unemployment persists.
No humiliating pictures of them looking sorry for themselves in police custody are ever released as tacit warnings to other fascists, and their trials seem, from the outside at least, to be fairly executed.
I'll tell you, briefly, that we left the following morning, not too early (Carlo didn't like watches — he felt their tacit, continuous warning as an arbitrary intrusion); that we plunged boldly into the fog; that we came out the other side at around one in the afternoon, the sun was shining, and we were on the ridge of the wrong mountain.
I'll tell you, briefly, that we left the following morning, not too early (Carlo didn't like watches he felt their tacit, continuous warning as an arbitrary intrusion); that we plunged boldly into the fog; that we came out the other side at around one in the afternoon, the sun was shining, and we were on the ridge of the wrong mountain.
He even interprets Mr Mbeki's tacit support of Mr Mugabe as solidarity with a fellow black leader.That may be putting it too strongly, but it is a warning to heed.
