Sentence examples for go about telling from inspiring English sources

How did you go about telling your chair about your porn career?

So what is the most constructive way to go about telling your boss what you think of him or her?

As Abbie and Robert go about telling their friends the news, the movie becomes a shrewd comic barometer of social attitudes in contemporary Hollywood.

Yale recognised that students are the ones who know what it is like to be a student and they asked them to go about telling other prospective students.

Stars and Stripes interviewed service members about how and whether they'd go about telling others in their units, once they could without sanction.

"I didn't know how to go about telling my mother, 'I hear people talking to me.' I didn't know how my mother would look at me, or if she took me to the hospital, how they would look at me".

What if they went about telling the story of Pope John Paul II the way they did with the muckraking "Citizen Havel"?

The confession spreads its wings far and wide... one confesses one's sins, one's thoughts and desires, one's illnesses and troubles; one goes about telling, with the greatest precision, what is most difficult to tell'.

"The government was also concerned that she went about telling the world that she had build 10 schools, while the truth is that she had built school blocks on already existing government premises".

"…..even if you scream in pain, no one will go around telling people about you, but at home some people talk a lot and they go round telling others about you and your experiences".

This privacy gave women a sense of safe space to express feelings of pain freely: "…..even if you scream in pain, no one will go around telling people about you, but at home some people talk a lot and they go round telling others about you and your experiences".