Sentence examples for tacitly admit from inspiring English sources

Not only that, but Clickhole is starting to tacitly admit they too have much to learn from BuzzFeed's approach.

Some of them tacitly admit that they were lying to us all those years when they helped sell the idea that physical beauty is everything.

In former times, before yellow cards were issued on suspicion of simulation (as FIFA calls it), roguish forwards would wink at the cameras and tacitly admit they had embellished their falls.

We would also see the company continue to tacitly admit that, for all the advantages of selling things online, you can't be an everything store without actually having a shop or two.

In both cases, the custodian's act of producing the documents would "tacitly admit their existence and their location in the hands of their possessor," Fisher, supra, 425 U.S., at 411-412, 96 S.Ct., at 1581.

Asking for Congress's help would also require the banks to tacitly admit that they routinely broke their own contracts and made misrepresentations to investors in their Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

The MOD took its just-in-time procurement policy too far, as it has tacitly admitted.

And the government tacitly admits that some undeserving claimants will continue to receive benefits.

Director of National Intelligence James Clapper tacitly admitted PRISM's existence in a blog post last Thursday.

The university was tacitly admitting it was involved in the entertainment business.

But he tacitly admitted that the new rules did not go far enough.