Sentence examples for tacitly endorsed from inspiring English sources

Trump has tacitly endorsed the tactic.

The United States has tacitly endorsed that view.

In November 1963, President Diem was slain in a military coup that the Kennedy administration had tacitly endorsed.

But Bowie remained mute: even though he had tacitly endorsed the book, he would rather I print the myth.

He anticipated, and tacitly endorsed, peaceful protest, "the only thing that has ever worked" to advance social justice in America.

Mr. Tambo argues that Mr. Simon's ignoring of the boycott tacitly endorsed apartheid's attempt to legitimize racism.

If bubbles are good, shouldn't we encourage them, or at least tacitly endorse them?

Is it reasonable to assume that if je ne suis pas Charlie, I tacitly endorse terrorism?

The strength of Dean's argument is that the administration tacitly endorses it, albeit in more positive terms.

Connolly's women gather up what their menfolk cast asunder, tolerating - and hence tacitly endorsing - men's shambolic behaviour.

And their attempts to be reasonable, compassionate and polite betray an unmistakable condescension, which Mr. Farhadi tacitly endorses by making Hodjat such a brute.