Sentence examples for most telling contribution from inspiring English sources

The most telling contribution came from Christine Shawcroft, a member of Labour's national executive committee, who told the meeting: "It's 30 years since we were defeated.

Painters, servants, corpses, gold coins and even the colour red contribute to the debate, but perhaps the most telling contribution is provided by a tree.

This may prove to be China's most telling contribution to the fight against climate change.

The most telling contribution is from Frances Conroy as Dora, whose husband shows up in the middle of their uncomfortable reunion and insists on inviting him to dinner.

He was named man of the match in the 2006 World Cup final victory against France, but his most telling contribution in that tournament was the decisive play in the semi-final against Germany.

All of Wane's problems meant a debut for the young half-back, Jake Shorrocks, but his most telling contribution in a first half without any points whatsoever was the fine tackle in tandem with Lewis Tierney to deny the Widnes winger, Corey Thompson – one of several chances for the home side prevented by fine Wigan defending.

Beale relished the occasion – the Premiership's best paid player is clearly going to be box office – while Nathan Hughes seems to have grown in stature after playing his part in England's autumn success, but Joe Launchbury's contributions were most telling.

It was Ballack's contribution that was the most telling.

There were telling contributions from more familiar figures.

but perhaps the most telling.

Small gestures were among the most telling.