Sentence examples for case of telling from inspiring English sources

So it's a case of telling more women-driven stories, or being open to being casting things in different ways".

'And it's not just a case of telling them to go out there on to the pitch and have belief.

"In the end, it was a case of telling the DPS that we didn't agree with the agent's decision, then the DPS asked for full background.

Or, perhaps, it is a case of telling the client, whose approval rating in the Gallup poll has just hit an all-time low of thirty-two per cent, what he wants to hear.

Bartlett aims for even-handedness but ends up scolding her subject anyway, grumbling in asides about his humourlessness, vanity and "self-righteous hypocrisy", and even getting impatient with him for writing "very long" letters about the meaning of life, which is surely a case of telling off Lassie for barking.

"It was just a case of telling the lads to dig in for just 40 more minutes but the long season took its toll in the end.

If, for example, I am asked if I stole the money, and I reply in an ironic tone, "Yeah, right, of course I did," when I did steal the money, intending that I be believed to have not stolen the money, and if I am believed, then I have deceived using a truthful statement (it is unclear if such cases of "telling the truth falsely" (Frank 2009, 57) are to be considered as cases of paltering).

His arguments serve to remind us that we have in a large number of cases ways of telling or settling disputes, for example, about someone's character or intellect.

Not socialistic, but another case of government telling a company it must assume the risk that some policy holders will get real sick, which may cost the insurer and sits stock holders a bundle.

Or, in Air Canada's case, "support," which consisted of telling me to call a phone number that emanated a busy signal (a busy signal!

For those who feared Germany's openness to refugees, the sex attacks on New Year's Eve in Cologne and in Hamburg are a case of "I told you so".