Sentence examples for unspoken purpose from inspiring English sources
The unspoken purpose of the rule changes, they found, was "to marginally curtail the participation of voters typically aligned with the Democratic party".
"But they have usually served at least one unspoken purpose over the years: helping party leaders consolidate power by purging potential enemies and having remaining members swear loyalty," Mr. Wang wrote.
The unspoken purpose of the "quick fashion hit" is to race out of fashion or else fall obligingly to bits, sending its buyer back to the store for more.
This arrangement quickly led to an unspoken purpose: a pan-tribal southern war on Sudan's Arab rule, with the goal of disrupting and usurping the north's control of newly discovered central and southern oil reserves.
Throughout history, irony has served useful purposes, like providing a rhetorical outlet for unspoken societal tensions.
Her purpose was to dramatise social unease and ultimately the unspoken tensions of race in America.
Complex ethical questions about research purposes and animal suffering in this context became unspoken (Forsman 1993), even though members agreed that they had been appointed to conduct the evaluation.
There is an unspoken agreement that the game is still growing and constant criticism will not serve any positive purpose.
"He has that unspoken quality".
