Sentence examples for unspoken argument from inspiring English sources

This was the unspoken argument underpinning the actions of those in the government who would censor Chytilová.

At the time, Toscanini's largely unspoken argument on behalf of German music was met with general approval.

This is the second, and unspoken, argument behind Rock's acid pushback against those who implored him to boycott the awards: "No one with a job ever tells you to quit," he quipped.

"The real unspoken argument is bureaucratic inertia".

And this is leaving unspoken the argument regarding the defiant, Machiavellian amorality behind certain kinds of realism, and the moral calibre of the actions it might recommend on this basis.

Some of them are my neighbors, in upstate New York, but our conversations these days include long silences, an unspoken avoidance of argument.

An unspoken fear behind his argument is that South-East Asia itself risks losing influence.

Because, the unspoken premise of the argument goes, as we speak our comrades are murdering the Jews.

The lawyer's discomfiture on the citizenship question may have reflected an unspoken subtext to the argument: that the court is simultaneously considering, in a separate case, the rights to habeas corpus by the noncitizen detainees at Guantánamo Bay.

What's next, his potty training?" The unspoken logic of this argument is that what Ford describes is not assault but sex ― albeit, perhaps, bad sex.

She was their tall, unspoken leader and her words stanched the argument.