Sentence examples for unspoken acceptance from inspiring English sources

There has long been an unspoken acceptance that Greece's debts are so heavy that most will have to be written off – the IMF itself said so on Thursday.

She was otherwise a very kind woman, but my father's social behaviour, and society's unspoken acceptance of it, would sometimes unhinge her.

The price — unless you represented a real threat to the regime, in which case the price could be very high indeed — was bearable: an unspoken acceptance of the way things are, a small surrender of dignity.

She's intrigued by the parallels between Greek tragedies – "people that were caught in fate, and what fate dealt them" – and the battle between egos, the unspoken acceptance of ownership in modern love.

You have shared interests, and there's an unspoken acceptance.

It's an unspoken acceptance that if there is failure or unmet expectations — colleges we didn't get into or jobs we lost — that summer will assuage the pain.

But there were unspoken conditions to our acceptance, and that was the secret we were meant to glean on our own: we had to be grateful.

As long as you are sanitised and, preferably, sexless in appearance, you can gain acceptance – or so the unspoken pact goes.

One thing that strikes me about the sci-fi/fantasy fan community is that acceptance and pride are unspoken community agreements.

The longer desires go unspoken and unheard, the stronger they are when they come out, so early acceptance is important.

This doesn't necessarily mean that it is resolved and reconciled once and for all, but rather there is a sense of acceptance of things as they are and that there are no unspoken feelings such as resentment or disappointment that are being withheld.