Sentence examples for tacitly shared from inspiring English sources

That this consensus is tacitly shared even by Thomas's political defenders is easily shown.

His attitude to Genet, like de Gaulle's to him, was rooted in the transcendent value that he and de Gaulle attached to national glory, a value tacitly shared by the signers of the petition that had certified the promise of a convicted tomb raider.

The idea that obesity would be solved if people ate balanced meals and were less sedentary remains a tacitly shared one – largely reinforced by the tenor of health promotion messages.

At the opera we experience emotional and imaginative truths not in private, as we may do with a poem, but in the company of strangers with whom we tacitly share these profound and transformative cultural experiences.

"As a diatribe against coal utilization and research, it marks a disturbing departure from the understanding we tacitly share in the energy sector to avoid denigrating competing fuels.

Such artifacts can range from books and videotapes that tacitly embody shared cultural understandings to statistical tools and socially shared symbols embodying, for instance, a "language of thinking" that includes such finely distinguished terms as hypothesis, conjecture, theory, and guess.

What was then emerging was a kind of tacit sharing of power between the local Hindu magnates and the essentially town-based Muslim aristocracy as a crucial source of political stability.

In this view of tacit knowledge, there is an emphasis on a socialization processes to support tacit knowledge sharing at the group level (note that Polanyi described tacit knowledge as deeply embedded at the individual level).

Second, internal control has a positive effect on tacit knowledge sharing intention, but the relationship between internal control and tacit knowledge sharing behaviour could not be confirmed.

It is interesting to note that tacit knowledge sharing intention does not necessarily lead to tacit knowledge sharing behaviour unless the moderating effect of external control is taken into account.

First, results show that tacit knowledge sharing intention can be induced by affect-based trust.