Sentence examples for remains telling from inspiring English sources

Granted, the timing was dictated by tabloid interest in his personal life but it remains telling that, even without an established fanbase to fall back on, his career has flourished.

Clearly the word alludes to the wax impression model of perception and memory that we find in Plato and Aristotle, and although Hume, no doubt, does not intend it to be understood too literally, the fact that he thinks it an appropriate and innocuous metaphor remains telling.

Lucky for us, bits of bones dropped along the way became fossilized, and these remains tell much about the physical evolution of the creatures that eventually became modern humans.

However, a car insurance expert who examined the burnt out remains told the jury at Downpatrick Crown Court that he could find no evidence of forced entry to the vehicle.

Can Marianne Jean-Baptiste's defence counsel really order the exhumation of Danny Latimer's remains without telling the parents?

But that word "remains" is telling.

Jumping from one seat to another remains a telling way to compare cars, as fast laps at the Monticello track demonstrated.

Days before the Saturday primary here, she remains undecided, telling me: "We have to have someone in office who's going to be able to carry the mantle".

Yet suburbia's ongoing appeal – space, greenery and privacy – remains a telling reminder of what people actually want, not what planners think they should want.

At least Bill Belichick remains unpredictable, telling stories about 1970s training camps, which began on July 4 and included 30 two-a-day practices, in addition to uphill climbs to and from the practice facility.

But to others, it remains a telling moment for Mr. McCain, who has been a supporter of Republican judicial choices but has not typically been a central player in the nomination fights.