Sentence examples for tell that so from inspiring English sources

If you talk to Bachelet about her future, you can tell that so many govt reps at the UN would like to see her head up the new women's agency.

I've never been told that, so I'm really glad it looks that way.

He lost.If lies are a clue to people's insecurities, it may be telling that so many of the untruths told by British politicians centre around social class.

They were told that so many were gunned down that victims would be tagged as anonymous until the hospital was able to identify them.

Of course we know that real progress in schools is not just about money; we get told that so often, especially by people … with money.

But I'd written the novel before I was told that so I patted myself on the back and figured I must be a very good writer.

And it's just as telling that so many paragons have, in one way or another, developed very similar interests to those of their parents.

Next stop was again Mr. McClellan, who was told that so far the Navy had not produced a "Mission Accomplished" accomplice.

"I honestly think we're not difficult to work with, but we've been told that so many times it's difficult to argue," Leithauser admits.

I think it's telling that so many professionals are trying to identify themselves as part of the creative class.

So it is telling that so many of the choices this year were for non-white cast, crew and creators.