Sentence examples for really telling that from inspiring English sources

"But nobody's really telling that story".

And I thought, it's really telling that to show a black woman as radical you make her hair afro.

"It's really telling that what they were concerned about here is the release of those medical records.

Their mother, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, told CNN: "It's impossible, impossible, for both of them to do such things, so I am really, really, really telling that this is a set-up".

"It's really telling that for so many people, it's more terrifying to contemplate a world full of randomness and chaos than of governmental incompetence and long-standing ineptitude," he says.

And I think it's really telling that Zuckerberg, like all the employees, sits in one of the desks, within just a few feet of and facing his Chief Technology Officer, Bret Taylor; his VP of Engineer, Mike Schroepfer; and his Chief Operating Officer, Sheryl Sandberg.

A member of the other camp said: "You can really tell that Liz lacks the experience of Andy and Yvette.

As the distance and the fatigue really tell, that is when it becomes a proper test of everyone's fitness.

Mr. Ropkin's self-appointed task involves "looking for the best story, the one that really tells that person's life, finding a picture," he said.

It has the frequency of flights between many major markets that are expected of a business-class airline, he said, though in the past perhaps it "hasn't really told that story".

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