Sentence examples for teller of this from inspiring English sources

Clearly I was not the ideal teller of this story, something about my version had been at once too offhand and too elliptical, something in my tone had failed to convey the central fact in the situation (I would encounter the same failure later when I had to tell our daughter, Quintana), but by the time José saw the blood, he understood.

Both the deadpan teller of the tale and his impassive listeners were conspirators against reality".

If the teller of the tale lets interest flag, then the seat is sent tipping backwards.

Nottage was an unlikely teller of the story: an Ivy League-educated black woman from Brooklyn.

King is an expert teller of these sorts of slightly scary tales that resonate across time.

Sandy was the sly onlooker and chief teller of the tale, as well as the puller of the strings.

Dr Neil Faulkner said: "Lawrence has something of a reputation as a teller of tall tales but this bullet – and the other archaeological evidence we unearthed during 10 years of fieldwork – indicates how reliable his account of the Arab revolt in Seven Pillars of Wisdom is".

It also established the BBC around the world as a teller of truth and gave to this country an imperial prestige that has outlived colonial conquests.

For all the modish noir of his early work, McEwan has always been a good old-fashioned teller of tales, and the suspense and surprises in this book are well engineered.

This is absolutely his right as a teller of tales, and "Argo" never claims to be a documentary.

Mr. Huntsman, who began his candidacy with calls for civility and respect, spent much of the time during his appearance on "This Week" seeming to position himself as a teller of blunt truths.