Sentence examples for make some telling from inspiring English sources

The authors make some telling points.

The far-fetched set-up allows Benn to poke fun at humans and aliens alike, satirise political conventions and make some telling observations about acceptance and difference.

The film makes some telling points about the inability of the young married couple to accept adult responsibility.

But Mr. Freeman, who is 23, is also making some telling points with Shakespeare Cuisinart.

In the meantime, the D.H.S. was making some telling new hires.

8 Billy Vunipola 9/10 The No8 made some telling charges in the first half and close to scoring a spectacular try.

As so often with England Manchester United players made a significant contribution with Welbeck underlining his ability to score unexpected goals as well as the striker's bread-and-butter ones and Tom Cleverley making some telling interventions.

Dennis Forbes Grattan Aberdeen Michele Kirschch (Section 2, 17 December) makes some telling points in her piece on seasonal excess and the addict, but she makes two claims which, for a recovering alcoholic like me, just aren't true.

Zawahiri makes some telling psychological points; for instance, he says that the imprisoned Fadl is projecting his own weakness on the mujahideen, who have grown stronger since Fadl deserted them, fifteen years earlier.

Broncos fans should be encouraged by Anthony Milford's best performance of the year in the No6 jersey, while Jordan Kahu at the back made some telling contributions, not least a try-saver late on against Solomone Kata.

He made one surge and made some telling passes, but his tackle on Lawes, who was to give away the last-minute penalty that cost the Saints a draw, that was his decisive contribution as Leicester dipped after taking a 21-point lead in the first 22 minutes.