Sentence examples for unstated intention from inspiring English sources

The unstated intention of Obama's approach is to dole out the pain in small, easier-to-swallow bites to minimize opposition, White House aides say.

Unless, of course, the Academy wants to be populist, which was the stated intention of beefing up to 10 nominees in the first place, and reward a movie that people in the television audience actually went to see (that was the unstated intention).

And specifically in relation to the area under consideration here, disability rights advocates may well say that even if the stated aim of government policy is not to eliminate people with disabilities, this is nonetheless the government's unstated intention.

The unstated aim is to privatize education.

His intentions although unstated are obvious.

For Justice Kennedy, feeling "offended" is fundamentally different from being "intimidated", and feeling "excluded and disrespected" is a far cry from "being disparaged".This conceptual jiu jitsu relies on an unstated, implausible view that words are entirely defined by their speakers' intentions and owe nothing to the way that listeners hear them.

This mission had gone unstated.

But you'll notice the unstated assumption.

Russian reporters face formal and unstated restrictions.

That was his combative, unstated subtext.

The obvious class facts remain largely unstated.