Sentence examples for deeply telling from inspiring English sources

It is a small family memento, but deeply telling.

What remains, nevertheless, is deeply telling, not only about Bernini but also about modernity in general.

It was a gruesome moment – ghastly, disgraceful and deeply telling of Mr Bloom".

"Even a poem in its own oblique way is deeply telling of the lives of the world we exist in.

That the band's first gig was atop the World Trade Center, at a party and rock show at Windows on the World, is in some ways deeply telling.

It is also deeply telling that, of his own free will, Obama selected President Bush's choice for defence secretary, a man with a very disturbing and lengthy history at the CIA during the cold war, as his own.

Joe will keep on ­having ­posthumous visions of his wife, in which she truly, madly, deeply tells him to get over himself and just talk ­honestly to his grieving boy.

One friend comforted me deeply by telling me at length how embarrassingly sophomoric the show actually is.

I like these last two because their content is often not just sexually intimate but deeply personal, telling tales of their everyday carnal lives.

The musical, which opened on Broadway last August, is about the story of Alexander Hamilton but resonates far more deeply, also telling a story of race, immigration and national identity.

Joyce took them to read and was deeply impressed, telling him, "Do you know that you are a neglected writer?