Sentence examples for further telling from inspiring English sources
Michael Meeropol goes even further, telling his daughter: "Think of your grandmother.
The chief economist for New Jersey's treasury department, Charles Steindel, went further, telling reporters, "That's nuts".
Ai Weiwei, months before his arrest, went a step further, telling a reporter that "Han is more influential than Lu Xun, because his writing can reach more people".
Humana went a step further, telling callers they could "meet enrollment deadline requirements" simply by leaving their names and phone numbers on an answering machine.
But General Gaddis said the president should have gone further, telling veterans and future recruits that they will be appreciated when they come home.
In an interview with the Observer, his deputy Simon Hughes goes further, telling the Conservatives they have no mandate to drive through a rightwing agenda.
Aubrey further tells us that it looked like the chair in a picture of Aulus Gellius.
Lobbyists further tell us that tax havens safeguard basic human rights.
The United States, we were further told, wishes to "contain" China and obstruct its rise.
Though Kafka further told Felice the piece was "extremely repulsive" and "nauseating", he professed himself "not unhappy with it".
Roughly four decades of research (with historical precedents that stretch back much further) tell us that this kind of memory is essentially reconstructive.
