Sentence examples for tell well from inspiring English sources
Business parables are hard to tell well.
That makes the coming-of-age tale so tough to tell well.
Journalists root for the story — the story, that is, that they know how to tell well.
"You could tell well before the wasps actually went in the hole that they'd discovered the odor," Mr. Rains says.
In an age of bland, middle-class politicians, his personal story would tell well on the campaign trail.
Time will tell – well, a combination of time and Dan Lucas, who'll be manning the keyboard for the afternoon session.
Mr. Huey says that he has come to realize that journalists, and publications, are sometimes ill-suited to tell well-rounded stories about complete communities.
My colleagues were starting to say to me: "Sue, you can't tell well-known media company X they can't come". Well, I could and I did.
Somewhat unnerved by her guests, Irons confessed, "I could only tell well-worn stories such as the one about [Mail owner] Lord Northcliffe's yes man, who took his hat off every time had to speak to the Chief on the telephone".
There are documentaries in which avuncular white men tell well-rehearsed stories about how sad they were when the Red Sox didn't win a World Series, and there are other white men who actually watch these documentaries.
Johnson's reputation, not just as a sloppy right-wing muckraker, but as The Most Hated Man on the (Pre-Martin Shkreli) Internet is, as far as I can tell, well-earned.
