Sentence examples for was only tacit from inspiring English sources

Ferrari has released very little information about the car but did say on the record that it will be built (previously there was only tacit acknowledgment that it even existed).

That the EU emerged above all as a reaction to two world wars is only tacitly acknowledged in a sideways reference to the determination of Europeans to "transcend their ancient divisions".A British diplomat struggling to summarise the significance of the preamble writes that it is "pompous and pretentious, but at first view not actively dangerous".

If the fastidiousness of "Shopgirl" was only a tacit part of that book's style, this time it assumes center stage.

While the judges did make law, this was only valid because it was "tacitly confirmed (because not disapproved) by the [King]".

But Mr. Obama's tacit endorsement of Mr. Emanuel was only one front in the storm that buried Ms. Braun.

On his appointment in 1813, Robert Southey sought unsuccessfully to end this custom, but, although it was allowed tacitly to lapse, it was only finally abolished by Queen Victoria.

It was only days later that Clegg's small team faced down the coup organised by Oakeshott, which had the tacit support of Cable.

It is only with India's tacit support that Madhav Kumar Nepal has been able to remain in office for so long.

What troubles me about your "listening to both sides" column is the tacit assumption that there are only two sides to any issue.

Right from The Logic of Modern Physics, Bridgman stressed that "all results of measurement are only approximate"; this obvious fact, he said, "tacitly underlies all our discussion".

For decades there was a tacit disdain for those who were "only really one-day players", the Neil Fairbrothers of this world.