Sentence examples for A telling example of from inspiring English sources

A telling example of a flexible field, Ms. Goldin points out, is obstetrics.

A telling example of the shift in fashion was the acclaimed tenor Gilbert Duprez, born in Paris in 1806.

A telling example of DPC's innovation is its Lethal Injection Project, which is steered by staff attorneys Megan McCracken and Jennifer Moreno.

A telling example of the changing tenor was the passage of the in-state tuition bill, whose consistent defeat over the last decade had become emblematic of the frustration felt by Colorado immigrant-rights groups.

A telling example of the party's discomfort with him: when the government summoned 500-plus scholars in 2009 to celebrate the Encyclopedia of China's second edition, Mr. Zhou was disinvited at the last minute.

A telling example of this tendency is the debate, or controversy, that is beginning to take shape around Mel Gibson's new film, The Passion, the filmstar's directorial interpretation of the gospels.

A telling example of customer collusion is the imbroglio surrounding McKesson HBOC, the San Francisco health care products distributor.

A telling example of this is United Airlines, whose sales barely budged in spring 2017 after footage emerged of police officers beating and dragging 69-year-old David Dao off one of the company's flights.

A telling example of such a hands-on incentivizing campaign is the 'Don't U Dare' PCC promotional video of the March of Dimes foundation [ 11].

His Pringles experiment is a telling example of this methodology.

The February sweeps numbers provide a telling example of how the count affects Univision.