Sentence examples for be very telling of from inspiring English sources

It is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2019, and its outcome will be very telling of Thailand's progress in Southeast Asia.

One member of the group said it will be "very telling of the violence of this state to see the response of the police officers to a pie".

This coordinated effort is very telling of a mature family with excellent communication.

"It's very telling of cinematic culture that that image comes down to woman endangered by a brutal, monstrous man".

The fact that a PA minister can be assaulted in the West Bank while on a peaceful demonstration to oppose illegal settlement building is very telling of the de facto situation on the ground.

That's very telling of who's coming to [Bumble]." She added that Bumble "skews both younger and older".

This has changed in the last few years and recent investment stats are very telling of a different trend.

Ron Castleton Foothill Ranch, California The pause that reflects Sir: "Like father, like sons" (Sept . 21 p. 63), on the Luksic family of Chile, was very telling of the problems that Pepsi-Cola is experiencing around the globe.

It's very telling of how Molly sees herself and how her blackness fits into corporate America.

The success of "Dear White People" and "Get Out," two productions explicitly about racism, is very telling of what audiences want to see more of.

I used to think God was made of clouds so I do not think that Keith looks anything like God or Jesus and Rich thought that God was made of candy, which is very telling of the type of person he is. .