Sentence examples for hugely telling from inspiring English sources

This last feature, though seemingly modest, is hugely telling.

That's hugely telling for the birthplace of consumerism; stores are closing and none are being built in their place.

As the hugely telling "place-making" videos make abundantly clear, for the money-men, a proliferation of art galleries, hipsters and small independent businesses are a great sign.

Jake is teamed up with Star for their sales blitz and is clearly infatuated with her: he is hugely conceited, telling clients that he intends to study "politics" in college and affects a pair of dark trousers with braces that according one onlooker make him look like Donald Trump.

Mary, who is hugely pregnant, tells him that she'll check with her husband.

During a radio interview with Tom Joyner Wednesday morning, Obama tried to do just that, telling the hugely popular host that he understands he has to go for the jugular when he meets Mitt Romney again next Tuesday.

Lycra is hugely popular, he told me.

Hugely disturbing," Pietersen told The Telegraph when asked to describe the culture of bullying which developed under Flower.

I'm hugely motivated to tell the story of wild animals, to let other people share what we get the chance to see.

Although it helped hugely, as he told John Kennedy, to kick off a presidency with energy and achievement, it was all too easy for new men to fall foul of their own naivety and arrogance.

He was hugely popular: he told me once that when he'd walk down Piccadilly, all the whores would shout out to him 'Hello, Dougy, how did it go tonight?' His boyfriends were always what we call rough trade.