Sentence examples for are rather telling from inspiring English sources

These are rather telling choices of words.

There are some exceptions, but they are rather telling.

The notion of riots as progress is rather telling: his father was arrested at a Ku Klux Klan riot in 1927.

But the differences behind Australia and the UK's improvements in equality since 2007 is rather telling.

The renaming, seemingly small, is rather telling: the word "women" has been taken out and the emphasis has been placed on "family".

It's rather telling that even with hard-won civil rights victories, the definition of passing has not narrowed but grown.

Let's deal with this when we know the details but the chat between the two (literally) disenfranchised ex-owners was rather telling – particularly Cooper's introspection and Roger's growing contempt for the leapfrogging Don.

Comparison of Figure 3 to Figure 1 is rather telling.

That reticence itself is rather telling.

But it's rather telling that this edition of the Today program was guest-edited by musician PJ Harvey, rather than the usual BBC bod.

It's rather telling that Verizon has stopped calling theirs the "most reliable 4G network" in their marketing materials, using that distinction for their 3G network instead.