Sentence examples for unstated that from inspiring English sources

"In the U.S., there has always been a view, stated or unstated, that we can live with some inequality if everyone is getting better.

This is a lovely book for very young children: Komako Sakai's illustrations convey tacit sympathy with the child's perspective, and Nakawaki leaves so much unstated that there is plenty left to discuss.

But I have heard people speak of the greatness of the old Italian violins as a myth, the implication (stated and unstated) that violinists are being taken in by the name, history and price tag.

Slattery left unstated that there are also American and other investors with a stake in oil and natural gas who might also have reason to politically oppose the agreement, sharing with Russia an economic interest in keeping oil prices high and restricting Iranian oil and natural gas from entering the global free market.

There is an assumption, perhaps unstated, that we can couple the numbers and words externally so that their relationship remains fixed.

There is an assumption in the literature, often unstated, that Family Medicine world-wide is the same as Primary Care [ 13], and that characteristics such as first contact care and longitudinal ongoing care will be core to Family Medicine anywhere [ 14].

Left unstated at that time was the most important condition, that Mr. Obama, then with weeks still to run on his own review of Afghan strategy, made his own commitment to troop increases.

There's an unstated law that says that every new boutique hotel must have its own restaurant, even if it means putting the kitchen in a converted broom closet.

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.

For unstated reasons, that point of reference surfaced only glancingly.

The language sews a thread of unstated desire that supplies steady tension.