Sentence examples for a telling fact from inspiring English sources

That paucity is a telling fact in itself.

(Belloc himself was a passionate Francophile, a telling fact about the ideology).

In a country where central planners still dominate much of the economy, it is a telling fact that China's fastest-growing city is also virtually cut off.

A telling fact about Rubens is the character of his reliance on workshop assistants, which went beyond what I know of any other Old Master.

It is a telling fact there is a word—"Desi which describes a generic south Asian culture, practised in the diaspora by migrants of many religious backgrounds.

The president-elect's support in Moscow is even weaker, a telling fact since the capital city plays a dominant role in national politics and much of the Russia's wealth is concentrated there.

It's also a quarter inch narrower than my iPad 2 — a rather telling fact about the size of the bezel considering this is a rugged case with large rubber pads.

When appraising Randolph's Portland career, McMillan kept repeating a single, telling fact, "He had his best years here — numbers-wise".

It is an astonishing, though perhaps telling, fact that no Grand National winner has gone on to win another chase of any description under Rules since the 2002 hero Bindaree added the Welsh National the following year.

However, he has packed a lot of thought-provoking stuff into a small space, laced with telling facts.

It is a telling political fact that the Republicans are claiming credit for the increase in education spending.