Sentence examples for more telling when from inspiring English sources
More telling, when Mr. Enzi asked if Mr. Daschle would discourage the use of budget reconciliation, a process that prevents filibusters and would allow a simple majority to approve health reform legislation, Mr. Daschle again said, "yes".
And that comparison is even more telling when you consider that some considerable share of the 10,000 or so annual homicides stem from activities such as drug distribution, gambling and prostitution that would not involve any murders at all had they not been driven into the criminal underground by the proscriptions and prohibitions of the state.
The juxtaposition becomes even more telling when one considers that gun regulations that the right-wing resists are designed to reduce the number of deaths whereas the voting rights regulations they seek to impose would reduce the number of votes, mostly from people of color.
Which made it all the more telling when our professor, an eminent man from the days when zoology involved fewer genes and bleeping machines, asked how many of us had read On The Origin of Species by Means of Natural etc. etc. etc.
Even more telling, "when a gallery has a show and puts a work of mine in the ad, I notice that every time that work sells".
Sensors and video analytics could help move traffic more efficiently and tell when roads need to be repaired, and solar panels could be embedded in the "pavement" itself.
What's more, your headphones could tell when the sounds going on outside are more important than your music or movies.
When we want more, how can we tell when it is justified and real, or going overboard leading to a negative effect on us or others?
Check out the related wikiHow article on how to efficiently water your lawn for more information on how to tell when your lawn needs to be watered.
Klose should have provided a more telling cross when he picked up Dembele's wayward pass, and the German international later uncharacteristically air-kicked at an opportunity on the edge of the Spurs box.
In one of the more telling exchanges, when Darden suggests to a neighbor that Simpson has had little use for the black community during the Bronco ride, he's told, "He's got the cops chasing him.
