It is especially telling to see so many of them in proximity to the Warhols, with which they share a similar economy of means and obvious yet effective magic.
The boy had more than 30 separate injuries to his body, the murder was planned and "protracted", and Luczak especially told a "web of lies", police said.
Mr. Chernovetsky's ability to retain his job, though, may be an especially telling sign of the breakdown in the political culture since the Orange Revolution of 2004, which brought to power a pro-Western government that has increasingly exasperated the public.
I have clearly outgrown the protagonists of my favorite cartoons, but I can still identify with their experiences; this is especially telling since most of these shows were created decades ago.
While Beltway wisdom and political reality are two separate beasts (as evidenced by the absence of a Mario Cuomo Presidential Library), it is especially telling that the epicenter of Republican conservatism could be so divorced from reality.
Especially telling is a letter of rejection from the Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies in Aldeburgh, England.
"What I think is especially telling about the danger of the law is how much people care about it," King said.
Language is on its own in a series of especially telling short texts that all begin with the phrase "Like most everybody else, I like... .. and then diverge into short, oddly fractured monologues about clothes or sports.
What is especially telling about the cracking of the genetic code is that there was no centralised, coordinating organisation running the race: nothing like the Manhattan Project, or the Human Genome Project, just competing laboratories in the US, Britain and France and the international system of scientific publication.
Trump's manner unveils the competition's "characters, their ability to respond under pressure, and really the contents of their campaigns," claims Rich, who added that the phenomenon has been especially telling in the case of Jeb Bush.
