Sentence examples for unstated theory from inspiring English sources

Technocratic institutions have an unstated theory of how change happens.

One other important aesthetician of the 1770s was also, like Herder, actually a student of Kant, but his theory would become an unstated target of Kant's criticism rather than a source for him.

Importantly, an archaeologist working under the umbrella of a powerful theory can go beyond the unstated "principles" of cultural studies, thus producing stronger arguments.

So RP data or market data do not have the possibility for confusion or unstated assumptions.

For the sake of new readers, the rival theories that were aired have to remain unstated, but the audience was clearly as intrigued as some of the commenters on the book club website.

As it stands, the reasons for rodents not being subject to the proposed causative processes in humans constitutes an unstated corollary— one without empirical support or plausible basis to the theories of human leukemogenesis of formaldehyde.

He also contends that Klosko's theory is "not really a fairness theory at all," but a "disguised Natural Duty theory, resting on an unstated moral duty to help supply essential goods locally …" (2005, p. 190, emphasis in original; also 2007, pp. 22 23).

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.