Sentence examples for points that tell from inspiring English sources

But romance (quantified with relationship points that tell you how much nuzzling and flattery is needed to get to the next stage) allows you to add a member of the opposite sex to your household and ultimately to reproduce.

"However, it's difficult to understand, monitor and correlate all the application data points that tell you how and when you need to scale your application.

This lead many to accuse him of not focusing on his political responsibilities, including a Sydney Morning Herald article that said called Morton a "part-time" leader and stated that: "One of the points that told against Morton was his refusal to renounce or curtail his considerable business interests.

A representative of the recording industry hailed the news from Pew. "This is another data point that tells us that the lawsuits have had an impact," said Mitch Bainwol, the chairman and chief executive of the recording association.

It also makes the point that telling young people to move to regional locations is a bad idea sorry, Barnaby Joyce.

"A ferry, a drop-off point, what does that tell us?" Mr. Algieri said.

But nobody took the time to put a tag on this dog, and my point is, that tells you something.

A data point that's telling: both types of car-loving millennials greatly admire Elon Musk.

It was at that point that I told Michael that we had to tell my story of this little Indian girl who went through challenges all her life and became governor of the greatest state in the country.

Zimmerman says it is at that point that Martin told him that he was going to die that night.

Raj suggested at one point that the telling details of Gigondas were not to be found in the aromas and flavors, but in the structure and high alcohol.