Sentence examples for for not telling it from inspiring English sources

By avoiding the word "recession" when consumers are feeling squeezed and some economists think the nation is already in one, Mr. Bush is taking criticism for not telling it like it is.

The old dog had been accidentally run over a few months earlier by one of the driller's trucks, and while Ken could have forgiven Cabot for the accident, he couldn't forgive the company for not telling him about it until three days after the dog's death, and then only reluctantly.

For not telling him he was scaring me.

"The few cops that I know that were called into this thing, they were not told it was for going into Zuccotti Park," said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

"Being able to hear the difficulty that other survivors had in disclosing meant that I was able to forgive myself for not telling anybody, because it's not normal to tell.

Back in 1937 Nugent characterized this kind of soft sell as a striptease, mocking the industry for not telling all, though it's questionable whether the public or the entertainment media could stand a regular diet of either the uglier or dullest truths about the movies: that some of its makers are monsters, while most are just ordinary working stiffs; and that, really, industry usually trumps art.

"I'd like to thank everyone for not telling me about it before the race".

Andersen can be faulted for not telling Enron "Stop!" But it wasn't Andersen that said "Go" in the first place.

I was in a particularly grumpy mood during this one so I'd like to thank Dave for not telling me to stick it before we finished our chat.

It will need to be recent because if she did something, say about two years ago then you will get into trouble for not telling your parents about it sooner, so tell them something new!

Carty later apologized for not telling workers about those plans, but it wasn't enough.