Sentence examples for are especially telling from inspiring English sources

Since many of these students received vouchers through a lottery, these results are especially telling.

Mr Holden's pages on Thomas Carlyle's admiration, friendship and eventual exasperation are especially telling, as is his dissection of Dickens, who clouded Hunt's last years with a cruel caricature of him as Harold Skimpole in "Bleak House".

Taryam's comments on media are especially telling and sharp.

The cultural references in the review are especially telling for the context they give, this one in particular: "no Congresional investigator is any more likely to ask anyone whether he knew Allen Ginsberg than he is to ask whether one knew Hugh Hefner".

"This year is especially telling.

His paper's banner headline was especially telling.

But in this case it is especially telling because it's so disturbing.

Reggie Jessie's benching, which along with Shaw's reinsertion in the starting lineup by Jarvis, was especially telling.

"What I think is especially telling about the danger of the law is how much people care about it," King said.

This study is especially telling because in schools around the country, physical education classes and outdoor recess have fallen prey to the demands to improve test scores.

While Rodgers put on his usual only-he-can-do-that passing display on the final drive, the way the sequence unfolded was especially telling for the Giants.