Sentence examples similar to a telling discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Investigators found other telling discrepancies.

The Restless Image, as the handstand photograph is called, has a telling subtitle: a discrepancy between the felt position and the seen position.

A problem is a problem and a discrepancy is a discrepancy.

"There was an audit and I was told there was a discrepancy of £16,000," she said.

GOP senators later told the press that these remarks showed a "discrepancy" between what she told the Senate Judiciary Committee and what she told the FBI ― another reason to doubt her, in other words.

And diaries Mr. Murdoch supplied to the Leveson inquiry showed more meetings with Mr. Cameron than those Mr. Cameron had publicly disclosed — a discrepancy his office told reporters was related to what was defined as a meeting.

"No one even told us there was a discrepancy," Mrs. Scott said.

He could tell when there was a discrepancy between what seemed to be going on in the external world and whatever lay behind it.

Their spokesperson, Stéphanie, told VICE that there is a big discrepancy between the reality on the ground and what law enforcement and media are reporting.

In one instance, a woman who reported a timecard approval discrepancy to her direct supervisor was told she was wrong without any investigating.

Asking on the form is redundant--especially considering that if there's a discrepancy between what I tell you and what my credit report says, you're going to go with what the credit report says, anyway.