Sentence examples for more telling term from inspiring English sources

(An even more telling term she used was "the self-pitiers").

All of that has left us in a stage where we can talk about hyperpartisanship, but the more telling term is tribalism.

In a different vein, we dislike "human-rights abuses", when a more vivid and telling term like "torture" or "murder" is usually available.

Even more telling than "pathological" was another term he used about Carson: "Damaged... lot of damage".

Jose Bautista and Jeff Francoeur have surpassed him in terms of throwing runners out, and a more telling sign of his decline is that many runners no longer seem to fear him.

More telling than these immediate issues, however, will be how confidence in the economy evolves over the long term.

The more telling American contribution, though, is management skills.

No one today makes more telling use of subtle painterly rhetoric than Currin does.

In this sense, his tweeted chest shots are more telling than the explicitly pornographic photos that followed.

But a more telling example of polls gone awry can be found among the Republican field of 2008.

A less famous but more telling moment took place earlier, during a colloquy with Senator Orrin Hatch, a Republican from Utah.