Sentence examples for unstated meaning from inspiring English sources

Comprehension of the literal meaning (reading the lines) was possibly deemed a prerequisite for comprehension of the unstated meaning (reading between the lines).

Resonance and depth depends upon animating the statement's hermeneutic Hintergrund, lighting up unstated meanings or revealing anticipated ones.

The speculative power of an image or phrase has something in common with the sublime: it illuminates in the spoken or visual image a penumbra of unstated meanings whose presence can be sensed but never fully grasped or conceptualised.

Rulers like Louis XV and Frederick the Great were avid collectors of his scenes of domestic life, a universe of women and children, nurture and play, pulsing with unstated moral meanings.

The "speculative" capacity of an image or word concerns its ability to sound out or insinuate the unstated nexus of meanings which sustain a given expression but which are not directly given in it.

None create an unstated, unambiguous embodiment of what 9/11 means.

This war has two purposes -- one stated, one unstated -- but both require the same means.

These studies were done at varying unstated irradiances under 100 mW/cm and their estimated blood flow probing depth was in the range of 150-350 µmeaninging the signal originated primarily from the superficial layer.

This mission had gone unstated.

But you'll notice the unstated assumption.

Russian reporters face formal and unstated restrictions.