Sentence examples for is somehow telling from inspiring English sources

(It is somehow telling that the field would be named for a bank).

The heart is somehow telling these venous cells to leave the sinus venosus and convert into coronary arteries.

It is somehow telling that we get a stronger impression of Disfarmer from a brief, funny sequence in which the locals testify to his oddities than we do from spending more than an hour watching him putter around and listening to the weird chatter inside his head.

PERETTI: But they're somehow telling, because the object in question is interesting.

"They have to be somehow told what to do".

He convinced Lee that "you do real damage to gay and lesbian people by telling them that the way they are made is somehow defective," Lee told me.

"The main thing that's struck me is that some people are now calling me an 'extremist', that being anti-fascist is somehow 'extremist'," she told the BBC.

"My whole life I've been told being humble is a virtue, and now being humble is a weakness and being vain and self-absorbed is somehow a virtue," Rubio told a packed gymnasium in West Palm Beach.

"[Pupils] are somehow being told these agendas are alternative ways of looking at things.

At Cinco de Cuatro she bumps into Lindsay and thinks that Herbert Love is somehow cheating her and so tells Perfecto to beat him up.

Thus, if the reviewer is somehow connected to the author, tell the reader about it in the biography or mandate that the reviewer include that data in the review.