Sentence examples for a telling one from inspiring English sources

One of these shots was a telling one, a goal by Jean Parisi on a pass from Tom Williams and Bill Goldsworthy after 4 minutes 54 seconds of play.

AT the new restaurant Benoit one of my most memorable experiences — a telling one, too — came not while I was on a red velvet banquette in the dining room and not even while I was in the gloomy bar up front, but while I was on my way out the door.

IT IS an old chestnut, but a telling one: if carmakers built vehicles as Microsoft produces software, they would come in only one colour, the dashboard would be incomprehensible and they would crash a lot.

That observation is, indeed, a telling one.

The Bowie analogy is a telling one.

But it was a telling one.

This is, of course, only a hypothetical example but nonetheless a very telling one.

Hillary Clinton has an answer to that, and it's a fairly telling one.

Mrs Patten refused to describe herself as a celebrity chef, telling one interviewer: "I am not.

Huppert sees "Elle" as something of a "fantasy," and a delicately told one at that.

It was a telling moment — one that revealed Mr. Santorum's newfound urgency to undercut Mr. Gingrich.