Sentence examples for fairly telling from inspiring English sources

"It's fairly telling that an entrenched board feels the need to protect itself with intense litigation".

Hillary Clinton has an answer to that, and it's a fairly telling one.

At that time, Mr. Surnow said he could handle the Kennedy saga fairly, telling The New York Times in an interview: "We're not making judgments about their political decisions.

The stats are fairly telling: Brown in the first set: 54% of first serves in, five aces, 79% of first-serve points won; Brown in the second set: 38% of first serves in, no aces, 70% of first-serve points won; Brown in the third set: 42% of first serves in, one ace and 40% of first-serve points won.

Another seemed to have completely lost confidence in the ability of news reports to convey events fairly, telling me they would happily never watch another news bulletin so long as they lived – quite a thing for a someone who had worked in a senior position among the BBC's 5,550 journalists.

But since you'd imagine that both sides would have been keen to highlight Didi's participation in the round when it closed, the silence seems to be fairly telling.

GEO senior vice President David Donahue put it fairly bluntly, telling analysts that their idle and underutilized cells are "immediately available and meet ICE's national detention standards".

You can fairly quickly tell you're in Galicia.

"We want to make sure everybody is treated fairly," he told Air Force procurement officials before their testimony.

"I've always said that I would be willing to debate if I'm treated fairly," Trump told Hannity.

"Ordinary working people who work hard for their living deserve to have confidence that businesses act responsibly and fairly," he told MPs in the Commons on Tuesday.