Sentence examples for far more telling from inspiring English sources

His next intervention proved far more telling.

A darker pulse of ambition and dedication is far more telling.

Their next reunion — the funeral of Ms. Squires's father in October 2004 — was sad, but far more telling about their relationship.

R, 118 minutes The opening credits of the atmospheric but flat "Returner" reveal that it is a Robot production, a far more telling piece of information than the filmmakers may have realized.

But what it reveals about social branding is far more telling.

Far more telling was the Isis capture of the Syrian city of Palmyra.

Instead of indulging my own weakness for the area's pulp lore, I could be sharing with them a far richer and more telling stretch of local history, one that lies right under their feet.

They are presented throughout as bossy people far more comfortable telling blacks what they need than asking them what they want.

Later, Mr. Lazio was far more guarded, telling a mass of journalists that he was taking the high road, compared with what he considered the negativity of his opponent.

Musk, however, who attended the event, suggested that it was far more sedate, telling WIRED at the time, "If there are 'sex parties' in Silicon Valley, I haven't seen or heard of one.

Nevertheless, Mr Burns shows that there is far more to tell about Spanish football than today's success on the field.