Sentence examples similar to understood though unstated from inspiring English sources

The poet's friend understood, though.

It is a generally understood, if unstated, rule that tax cuts should be evenly distributed in percentage terms while tax increases should primarily fall on the well to do.

Every time he said, "We'll build a wall to stop Mexicans", people understood the unstated second clause: and we'll reimpose segregation on black America.

I have never understood the unstated assumption that if an indoor temperature of, say, 72 degrees is comfortable in winter, 50 degrees must be comfortable in summer.

Indeed, one might have expected Marton, who has written of her experience as a victim of anti-Semitism in Hungary, to have understood the unstated connection of these works with the attempt to whitewash or avoid mention of the stain of Vichy.

The reason is a little complicated to understand, though.

There are many hurdles from what I understand though.

He certainly does try to understand, though.

When talking heads started describing city police as an "occupation force," I came to understand that the unstated but overriding story line here was Baltimore as Gaza during the Israeli incursion of 2014.

"You can understand that, though," argues Friese-Greene.

"I can understand it, though," he said.