Sentence examples for unstated message from inspiring English sources

"The things which unite us are more important than those which divide us," was their unstated message.

Let's hope Pence heeds the concerns of the show's cast, but also becomes enlightened by the play's unstated message.

The unstated message is that as the data come in, the market will have to start seeing the world the way the Fed does.The one glaring exception to this otherwise hawkish picture is inflation.

Mr. Stewart, who brings his "Carol" to Broadway for the fourth time with this one-week run, gives full weight to the story's familiar, pious credo, "God bless us, every one!" But he also illuminates an unstated message that has far older roots, "Seize the day!" In so doing he restores the novelistic richness to a work that has repeatedly been distilled into sugary simplicity.

The laws carried the clear, if unstated, message, that some lives are worth more than others.

From Albany to Chicago to Washington, the unstated message seems to be: Beat your girlfriend.

The unstated, but clear, message is this: stick with Microsoft, the safe choice.

The message – unstated – was "look, we've had it, but if you choose me after Gordon, at least I'll stick some lead back in your pencil and some tonic in your gin".

Another message, largely unstated, is that European governments lack the competence to deal with the crises they face, particularly immigration and terrorism, and that their officials are all American puppets.

He said he believed that voters had responded to what he described as his relentlessly cheerful message, drawing an unstated but obvious contrast with Dr. Dean.

We still hate our bodies, he says, still venerate suffering and distrust pleasure.This is the message of Mr Blom's book, hinted at but left unstated until the closing chapters.