Sentence examples for a telling statistic from inspiring English sources

The reserve guard Andre Owens led Indiana with 16 points, a telling statistic.

There was a telling statistic in Shane Watson's batting record as he entered his 49th Test on Friday.

Zeile noted that his 18 runs batted in were somehow second to Mike Piazza's 24 on the team, a telling statistic.

It rarely ran the ball well and won the turnover battle just four times, a telling statistic for a 4-12 team.

A telling statistic: From 1994 to 2002, 568 candidates were nominated around the state for seats on the State Supreme Court.

As proof, the company has tracked a telling statistic: five years ago, many consumers chose a "one base" or "two base" for their walls; that is, the lightest shades on the card with multiple shades of the same color.

Just before halfway through it, there was a particularly telling statistic – Paes and Hingis had won 100% of their second-serve points, while Peya and Babos had managed just 14%.

A perhaps telling statistic: About 60percentt of mass killers are older than 30, an indication, Fox says, that "it takes years to develop the level of frustration and anger" that expresses itself as indiscriminate murder.

A particularly telling statistic is one reported by the United Nations.

Digital subscription revenue which grew 65percentt globally to 13.4 million users is an especially telling statistic, and one which was omitted from the digital and physical total units on the RIAA report as mentioned in footnote 7, "Units total includes both albums and singles, and does not include subscriptions or royalties".

"I think if you look at the amount that people have on hand, it's a much more telling statistic," Shaw said.