Sentence examples for tell point from inspiring English sources

Rossini might have been able to adapt; "La Donna del Lago" (1819) and "Guillaume Tell" point the way toward midcentury operas.

Taken together, these findings strongly suggest that for women who report assaults, it is not 'safe to tell', pointing to significant limitations in this arena.

And there's one especially telling point.

It is perhaps, sadly, the most important and telling point in this debate.

The telling point about his virtues was that he would never appear in commercials.

One final – and telling – point came from Stephen Tall, co-editor of Liberal Democrat Voice.

Mr. Burgess said he had been told "point by point" what to change in the column, which appeared in the print edition of the paper on March 10.

Froome makes a small but telling point when discussing the view that he gets more flak than Contador.

The administrator for that program recently told Point Carbon that the system has lowered electricity bills overall in the Northeast by $1.3 billion since 2009.

A telling point perhaps?Signalling engagement Above & Beyond"By Eila RanaWhen employees go the extra mile, does the bottom line benefit?

A telling point: First Union, even though it's three times bigger than Wachovia by assets, intends to call the merged bank Wachovia.