“His taciturnity was as eloquent as the repeated warning of the slave of the feast.”

“I avoided his stares and finished the meal in silence, surprising Gretchen with my unaccustomed taciturnity.”

“After all those years of taciturnity in male cinema, the floodgates opened and we were deluged by talk.”

“First of all, the tacitness of knowledge seems to raise various questions about the causes and the effects.”

“The tacitness of the knowing is rather problematic when its potential for action, and hence its capacity to produce works is put at risk.”

“The tacitness of the knowing and the known can depend on various factors, which need to be differentiated because they require different management strategies.”