Sentence examples for Highly telling from inspiring English sources

The natural rivalry between Fifa and Uefa quickly asserted itself and Blatter, in a highly telling gripe, claimed to have felt "sidelined" at the opening ceremony of the 2008 European Championships in Switzerland, because his VIP seat was eight along from the centre.

As an aside, the pricing is highly telling.

What we thought was unusual and highly telling, however, were the number of people on social media doubting anything and everything about Bland's jail experience, visual and otherwise..@blogdiva Experts: q's re mug shot garb & physical state highlight need for timeline starting from arrest on 10th, NOT just the 13th..@blogdiva More q's for state: Were more mugs taken?

Toward that end, we encourage our authors to be highly opinionated, telling readers what to skip and what will be a worthwhile use of their valuable vacation time.

Unlike a typical "Dateline" segment, "In the Shadow of Justice" feels highly personal, told without narration, mostly through the nearly 300 hours shot by Mr. Slepian.

"We rate Jason very highly," Stubbs told BBC Scotland.

"I have never viewed the venture view of industrial security that highly," Lee told Forbes.

Not a lot happens otherwise, but Mendelson scores highly on the telling phrase, delivered with lashings of old-school charm.

The French salonnières who began telling highly wrought contes des fées in the 1670s were unlikely to have read Straparola, Basile, Peele or Shakespeare.

The profession had reached a point, he warned, "where dazzling people with the unfamiliar and erudite was more highly prized than telling a good story or distilling wisdom".

Unfortunately, these tests did not use the highly pungent and aversive, to humans, natricine gland secretions, although the lack of response to the highly toxic rattlesnake is telling.