Sentence examples for both told and from inspiring English sources

The Babadook hailed from Adelaide, and wasn't the only success story out of that city: 52 Tuesdays featured a story both told and filmed week-by-week over the course of a year, charting the journey of a mother undergoing a sex change transition, seen through the eyes of his teenage daughter.

This is both telling and depressing.

This is a poem which both tells and shows.

Roberts's tone was wry, and the laughter he elicited from the audience was both telling and troubling.

Gehry fans have an idea of what they will be getting with this project, which is both telling and misleading.

The government response to news of failing white working-class pupils is both telling and puzzling (Top teachers needed to help poor white pupils, 18 June).

Golden opportunities are ignored: the contrast between Christopher Saunders's small-but-perfectly-formed Frederic and Nicholas Todorovich's tall, lanky Pirate King could have proved both telling and funny, though Mounder rarely exploits it.

Goodman defended publication of the photo, claiming his home address was public information anyway and tweeting that she and Newsweek "felt showing he lives humbly, despite his achievement, was both telling and inspiring".

Paulson and Volcker both told me that they found these pictures unsavory.

(Some schools had said that at 36 I was both told old and experienced, and too inexperienced in luxury, for their courses).

"The chancellor both told publicly, and me personally, how the conversation went" with Mr. Sarkozy, he said.