Sentence examples for given a telling from inspiring English sources

Unsettling to say the least, given a telling observation in the article, "Al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations draw their thinking from Wahhabism".

Equally, the lead police officer on the scene was given a telling off for having bungled a number of elements on the scene and for offering inconsistent stories, such as the nature of the steroids found or the distance of the witnesses who heard shouting were from the house.

Last February the Everton boss gave a telling insight into his methodology on the training ground.

It was Hearns who also gave a telling response when asked if he thought Tyson's behavior was a put-on to help sell the fight.

New but Not Unknown Joe Montgomery was asked to recall the last time he played fullback before Friday night and took no time in giving a telling answer.

These reflections gave a telling description of the patients' functional ability, life circumstances, and resources for or obstacles to managing symptoms and illnesses, that the physicians could follow up.

Last year's celebrity panel, and last year's voters, have in effect been given a telling-off by these shadowy selectors.

Asked if he had seen Kennedy's comments, Mike Mussina gave a telling response.

The bridesmaids running for their lives give a telling portrait of how contemporary women view marriage: they're at polar ends from their mothers or grandmothers.

Wipe away such games and the number gives a telling look at whether a concept is working.

His frank account of what went on at that time, and reflections on it now, gives a telling look ahead to the journey Young will take listeners on with each instalment.