Sentence examples for such a telling from inspiring English sources

In such a telling, the Emperor might be reconfigured as a creative thinker – a man who understands that the precise constituents of your outfit matter considerably less than the story you are able to tell about them.

Although born into the British establishment, there was nothing pompous or stereotyped about Humphrey, who has died aged 58, and this made him such a telling and refreshing biographer.

This is also the point in his career when Signorelli's new race of boldly modeled and candidly presented nudes — which were to have such a telling effect not only on Michelangelo, but also on Raphael and other artists of the High Renaissance — start to become a regular presence in his works.

"There's a line," says Mitchell, "when Larry says to me, 'You do a job, you lose your hair, you make a kid for the army and that's it; you call it a day - unless you've got talent.' And that's such a telling line.

But on Wednesday Beckham struggled to make such a telling impression on a fractured and, at times fractious, match at the Parc des Princes.

"It was a significant session because it was such a telling session and investors should learn something from it," says Hong Kong trader Selwyn Ortz.

Only one thing can be said to such a person: Tell me more.

In truth such a mentality tells us more about our own arrogance and lack of curiosity than anything about China.

Most interestingly in such a classically told movie, is its historic story line on Aboriginal racism.

You have SUCH an easy tell.

However, President Vladimir Putin seems unperturbed by such maneuverings, telling a reporter on Apr.