Sentence examples for tell me the problem from inspiring English sources

"The first question was, 'Tell me the problem I'm having,' " Mr. Chow said.

"Don't tell me the problem is that they're too big or too complex.

"I like to always wander in like a puppy... Don't tell me (the problem) ahead of time".

"Tell me the problems, because you're more in touch with things than I am," she asks, eager to chat about the current pressing threats to planetary survival.

Experts told me the problem with comparing expansion states to non-expansion states is that they all have different characteristics.

But there was also, he told me, the "problem" of Anthony Blunt, his former tutor at the Courtauld Institute.

Mook told me, "The problem with the Russia story is that people just weren't buying it.

Hoberman told me the problem of under-representation of women has to be fixed from the grassroots.

As his editor told me, "The problem with Sloterdijk is that you are always eight thousand pages behind".

One high-ranking former official of Saddam's Foreign Ministry told me, "The problem cannot be solved by the reincorporation of a few high-level Baathists.

Habiba Sarabi told me, "The problem is that Khalilzad makes policy pronouncements himself, and speaks more strongly than the President does.