Sentence examples for significant telling from inspiring English sources

House GOP leadership aides dismissed the idea that having 62 members of their own conference vote against the bill was significant, telling reporters Republican votes were exactly as expected.

Andrew Gordon, a former Department of Homeland Security attorney, called the case "very significant," telling McClatchy that if Curiel rules against the administration, it could hamper Trump's immediate border wall ambitions — even if a higher court chooses to rule differently at a later stage.

In a significant and telling speech at the summit, the US attorney himself said he felt "greater transparency" over evidence of wrongdoing was needed if Fifa's rules were to have the desired effect and provide a proper deterrent.

Goodknife runs a lodge in Joshua Tree, so Ahmed knew it would be significant in telling the story.

Since the IRGC commanders are hugely influential in the country and report only to Khamenei, the meeting between them and Raisi was especially significant and telling.

But the stigma is significant," Heller told me.

"The damage will be significant," Fischer told Agence-France Presse.

"The potential impacts on health are very significant," he told the meeting, organised by the thinktank Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit.

Despite the fact that the majority of homeless people are registered with GPs, a significant proportion told us they were not receiving the help they need.

"The fact there are more searches [on "Sopranos"] than on Paris Hilton today is very significant," she told The TV Column.

But Todd Clear, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, said the study's findings were still significant and "tell us there has been a public policy far overemphasizing investment in criminal justice instead of in education for this population".