Sentence examples for unstated thing from inspiring English sources

That it really should be an unstated thing since the term rarely translates well.

The expectation of supervisors was simple if unstated: rank-and-file workers would do the practical thing.

Thus, the things that need to be said to rescue the party go unstated and instead, Rove, Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and others argue about blame and relative political incompetence.

If I'm honest, one unstated reason why I have opposed ID cards is my fear that this is another thing for me to lose.

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

The unstated theme of this show is a cross-cultural one of making art incrementally from ordinary things.

But if candidates feel free to disregard the stated and unstated rules of the debate -- I mean, when has a candidate started one of these things by actually admitting they won't necessarily answer the questions, as Palin did last week?

The first thing Martin Dockery tells you in his solo show "The Surprise" is that his family has an unstated policy to keep quiet about the important things in life.

This mission had gone unstated.

Public pronouncements aside, the unstated strategic aim of the intervention in Libya is to remove Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi and his regime, and things are not going well.

But you'll notice the unstated assumption.