Sentence examples for a telling question from inspiring English sources

In the case of Teresa Heinz Kerry, the pundits have been asking a telling question.

"How can you expect to unify the country when you can't unify your party?" was a telling question at one of his meetings.

Digging deep into the country's history, a recent article in The Economist emerged with a telling question from the theologian Martin Luther: Why should sinners be given an easy way out?

The two regional meetings, to be held next month and in October, raise again what has become a telling question of Mr. Abhisit's administration — his control of the country's security organs and of the stability of his nation.

Some asked a telling question: "How do you avoid hurt in the first place?" What a super question!

When Nelson Mandela recently watched footage of "Mandela," a new biopic in which Idris Elba plays the charismatic South African leader, he was so transfixed by the performance he posed a telling question.

In addition, I heard on T.V. a man ask Issa a very telling question.

A friend visiting from England who recently accompanied me to a minor league baseball game in Staten Island asked a very telling question that night.

Anyway, as I was saying, if you asked Andy Grove a question he would think before he replied... and then (judging by the precision of his answer) he would give you the impression that if you had asked a really telling question, he would take it so seriously that the future direction of the company might be changed as a result.

I cried more and asked, "Is there any other way to be right now?!" A very telling question.

"I really harbour absolutely no ambition for a top job (as head of News Corp)," she told a question and answer session.