Sentence examples for unspoken concern from inspiring English sources

But there was an unspoken concern that the final might be a disappointment, an anticlimax because of the overload of emotion attached to it.

Leading the choral passages, as the narrator, is the excellent Quentin Earl Darrington, who also has the rather thankless task of playing stern sentinel for the duration of the show, looking on with unspoken concern, tall staff in hand.

On the course that had taken the lives of five horses these last few days, there had been a largely unspoken concern that Kauto Star, given his courage and his sometimes unpredictable jumping, was in danger of becoming a sixth.

These features would contribute to stability and structural resilience, Mr. Childs said, referring obliquely to an ever-present but virtually unspoken concern about the high vulnerability of such a tower to a terrorist attack.

The unspoken concern among politicians and developers, though, is that if it is not done right, they will have to contend with the families of the victims of the attack, who may very well demand that all the land be protected, almost like sacred ground.

Term limits also address the unspoken concern about appointing younger people to the board and the fear that they could stay on for many years.

But there are other unspoken concerns.

By offering to fix perceived deficiencies in Apple's warranty policies, he addressed a narrow and soluble problem, thereby protecting Apple's brand.The unspoken concerns of Apple's assailants may be harder to deal with.

"While there are some unspoken concerns about continued market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty at play, our analysis suggests that the appropriate economic conditions are in place to merit a rate hike" in a written statement.

There are unspoken concerns that American recognition of the Chinese concept would not only imply that Obama is taking a backseat role in the bilateral relationship, but also suggest that the United States recognizes itself as the declining established power in a "Thucydides trap" with rising China.

Healthcare professionals were also said not to be perceptive to the unspoken concerns of the young people [ 37].