Sentence examples for most telling of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most telling of all, it has lost its biggest stars.

It was within two minutes that Stewart made the most telling of his series of interventions, scoring what proved to be the winning goal.

It's the most telling of a series of quotations from the Tennessee Williams classic that flash up throughout Jemima Levick's production.

The ending of Federer's extraordinary record of 36 successive appearances in Grand Slam quarter-finals is the most telling of the string of statistics that flowed from his defeat to Sergiy Stakhovsky.

Perhaps most telling of all, in a couple of weeks campaign workers plan to knock on roughly 200,000 doors in select neighborhoods where Democrats lined up behind Rudolph W. Giuliani in the last two city elections.

Perhaps most telling of all, Mr. Buchanan himself came and went in less than 30 minutes, speaking only briefly this afternoon, taking no questions and signing few of the "Go Pat! Go!" placards and T-shirts proffered by party faithful.

But the most telling of the evidence was found in human feces: biochemical tests revealed clear traces of digested human muscle protein in the dried coprolite, or fossilized prehistoric feces.

Perhaps most telling of all, no acquisitions were announced by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!, AOL, or Amazon.

The most telling of these is a brief that three attorneys for the Justice Department filed on July 22nd.

Mr. Buffett made a passing remark that actually may have been the most telling of the entire weekend.

Yet drawings like "Dancer With Arms Outstretched" (around 1878) are among the most telling of his works.