Sentence examples for unstated changes from inspiring English sources

Waters looks at the approaches by shows like Atlanta and Insecure as further responses to societal shifts, and the unstated changes in our thinking compared to years prior.

Technocratic institutions have an unstated theory of how change happens.

There was only a quiet, unstated assurance that continued practice could change the very fundamentals of how I experienced life.

In reports of clinical trials the mechanism of acupuncture (that is, the process by which change is effected) is often left unstated or not known.

This is one critical but unstated reason that many servers and restaurateurs oppose any change.

So some bored players dictated a change that has long hovered over the Red Sox? Actually, the unstated reasons Williams became the first manager to be fired with his team 65-533) 12 games above.500 since the Yankees' Billy Martin (40-28) in 1988 were evident in the alterations that Kerrigan planned.

The transition from what Gregory Koger calls "attrition-based filibusters" to "cloture-based filibusters" took place in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, and it came about less because of any change in the rules than because of a gradual shift in the institution's unstated norms.

This mission had gone unstated.

That was his combative, unstated subtext.

But California has big unstated debts, too.

But you'll notice the unstated assumption.