Sentence examples for tell though that from inspiring English sources

You can tell, though, that the general meaninglessness of life has gotten to Martha.

I could tell, though, that my resistance displeased him, and so I offered some alternatives that I hoped he might find tempting: he could shoot in my old church, he could shoot in the high school, he could even shoot on my old street, provided he didn't show my family's house.

I can tell, though, that it was more than a personality conflict.

We have been told, though, that the dogs are showing a splendid spirit about the whole thing.

It's telling, though, that neither Naughty Dog title revealed at PSX represents a new IP.

It is telling, though, that Obama was "appalled," as one aide told Sanger, at Israel's lack of rigor in analyzing what kind of war it would be.

It was telling, though, that I had to ask him whether he or his partners had an investment in Chomp?

It is telling, though, that these diagnoses and prescriptions are remarkably similar to those that accompanied the oil crisis of the 1970s.

It may be telling, though, that the best scene in the pilot is set not in Terra Nova but in the future that constitutes the show's past.

It's telling, though, that Cersei and Jaime seem to act out of joyless compulsion, as if all other outlets have been closed off.

It's telling, though, that when the Republicans brandished the nuclear option eight years ago, their target was the least indefensible use of the filibuster — the "best" use, you might say.