Sentence examples for telling analysis from inspiring English sources

That's quite a telling analysis in one threatening little sentence.

The researchers said the more telling analysis arose when they focused on 186,000 healthy men and women who had never smoked.

This may be the most telling analysis of Julia Roberts that we possess.

Perhaps the most telling analysis in the study comes from how to judge a player's frame.

Matthew D. Shawkey, a biologist at the University of Akron in Ohio who conducted some of the most telling analysis of the melanosome-iridescence relationship, noted that modern birds use their feathers for many different things, including flight, regulation of body temperature and mate-attracting displays.

Yet the more telling analysis might involve not a look at the "Spectre" swing relative to other recent Craig movies but the Craig movies compared to other eras as a whole.

He told Analysis he would be happy to make common cause with Tory Eurosceptics if he concluded it would advance his cause.

All told, analysis of sediment cores and other research show that background levels of mercury have risen threefold since the Industrial Revolution.

Former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer Lord Lamont told Analysis that if the Eurozone countries form a tighter fiscal union, Britain might simply "wave goodbye" altogether.

By selecting an outgroup, you are telling the analysis program that you know something about the ancestral sequence of the gene family in the tree, which we do not.

All told, the analysis found more than 4 million variants between Venter's maternal and paternal chromosomes.