Sentence examples for most telling indication from inspiring English sources

But the most telling indication that their relationship would last was when Ms. Williams fell ill in mid-April mid-April 2001

Perhaps the most telling indication of the greater attention paid to what is perceived as typical within an artist's work than to his mastery is to be found in the contrasted fate of two Van Goghs.

In the most telling indication yet that the MF Global investigation is winding down, federal authorities are seeking to interview the former chief of the firm, Jon S. Corzine, next month, according to the people involved in the case.

In the most telling indication that Mr. Corzine is taking steps to put MF Global behind him, he was close to cooperating with Richard Ben Cramer, an author and a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, on a biography.

If his visit here were to end with his resignation, it would perhaps be the most telling indication of the gravity of the sexual abuse crisis for the Catholic Church in the United States.

Perhaps the most telling indication of Neal's gifts was the fact that, although the role was quite a brief one, the Academy included her in the category of best actress, rather than best supporting actress.

But the most telling indications of his troubles may lie outside the official record.

According to the poll, the most telling indications of national pride concern private conduct and character.

The departure of the farmers is one of the most telling indications that Taliban fighters have found a way to resume their insurgency, three months after thousands of troops invaded this Taliban stronghold in the opening foray of a campaign to take control of southern Afghanistan.

The remarks are one of the most telling indications to date that the health care reform battles of 2009 will be on the ballot in 2010 and 2012.

But the most telling indicator that something is wrong is the smell.