Sentence examples for telling assessment from inspiring English sources

The answer is: a fair bit; and no.For a start, as befits a fine novelist himself, Mr Thomas offers a more rounded portrayal of Solzhenitsyn the man and a more measured and telling assessment of Solzhenitsyn the artist.

"He couldn't articulate to me why he wanted to be governor, and I thought that was a pretty telling assessment," Axelrod said.

The most telling assessment of my instructional strategy came with the arrival of their next set of essays.

Ravitch provides telling assessments of historical texts, pointing out, for example, that slavery in the West is condemned but, as practiced in Africa and the Middle East, is depicted as "benign, even as a means of social mobility".

You tell the assessment what you think you are like and then the assessment tells you what you are like.

And as far as I can tell, this assessment both of what 2010 was about and what matters for 2012 is just ludicrous.

The Senate inquiry was told the assessment of BP's application to drill in the bight lacked transparency and was subject to weaker environmental requirements since the federal government devolved its approval process to an agency that dealt specifically with offshore oil and gas applications.

I was told that Assessment was purposefully designed to be stressful, to find an inmate's breaking point and see exactly what level of security he needed.

"My rice field was flooded and my crops died," Ms. Phom, an elderly woman in Saravane province, told the assessment team.

In the past few years, Israeli officials have offered an informal threat assessment, telling reporters the number of attack "alerts" intelligence services receive per week.

But he only provides people with a sort of general assessment, telling them they are at increased risk, decreased risk or somewhere in the middle.