Sentence examples for unsaid from inspiring English sources

Cameron has also been insisting Thatcher will be remembered for "saving the nation" from decline in the 1980s, leaving unsaid an implicit parallel with his own effort to clear up the fiscal deficit.

For what has become obvious during the long years of Eurosceptic ascendancy is that too much that is positive about the EU has been left unsaid, which is now surfacing.

It is making an unsaid promise that the happy and fertile private life on display will translate into a virtuous period in office.

In a typical rhetorical flourish, he noted how India was, before the industrial revolution, known abroad as a Golden Bird, suggesting it could once again be famous as being a golden opportunity.Yet it is troubling what still goes unsaid.

But what might constitute such a need was left unsaid.

The man reinforces the message by making one hand into the shape of a pistol, as if to say it was dangerous exactly why is left unsaid.

Left unsaid is that he didn't want to deal with Alexi Giannoulis, the youthful state treasurer who surprised lots of people by raising more than $1m in one month for the Senate race.It's worth examining this situation as the media begins its disturbingly sycophantic look at Mr Obama's first 100 days.

He uses the narrative gaps afforded by the graphic-novel form to great effect as readers are left to imagine the events left undrawn and the words left unsaid.

What it would do to the standing of the UK in markets is left unsaid.

What would happen to the present incumbent were this happy scenario not to materialise was left unsaid.

"The English way with unsaid things, being funny with few words, becomes brutal if the characters are made French," he points out.