It is a test not of unexpressed bigotry but of unconscious bias.
A further, unexpressed concern is that allowing the government to meddle in appointments would lead to a bench stuffed with poorly qualified women and ethnic minority candidates.
Such genetic counseling is based on examining individual and family medical records and on diagnostic procedures that can detect unexpressed, abnormal forms of genes.
But it was also seeped in unexpressed desire and rage against abusive power.
What seems to be happening is that genuine grief for Princess Diana is being used as a way of releasing other, previously unexpressed feelings.
While one potential escort states flatly that he has something far more fun to do, other (ultimately negative) responses reveal an encouraging and hitherto unexpressed appetite for romcom trash among my male friends.
Everything else has been a cumulative, career-long embarrassment of unerotic nudity and unexpressed humanity.
If the person has a persistent inhibited aggression (chronic rage), however, which he is unable to express overtly, the emotional state remains unchanged, though unexpressed in the overt behaviour, and the physiological symptoms associated with the angry state persist.
The Phoenician alphabet had separate signs for the Semitic consonants, but the vowels were left unexpressed.
Cera's line delivery is a national treasure, as he wrenches phrases from diffident silences to suggest a range of unexpressed thoughts beneath them, and Dennings speaks with a grounded intelligence that seems ready-made for the world that Woody Allen made famous.
The famous "Lubitsch touch" is the way he puts his finger on things off-screen that he can't show on-screen, and Hawks's comedies, with their scintillating and borderline-smutty symbols of unexpressed desires and deeds, let us know precisely what he wasn't allowed to tell us.
