Sentence examples for telling cases from inspiring English sources

But she is able to bring a sheaf of useful statistics to bear on the issue, as well as many telling cases of police abuses over the years.

So, telling cases from the four research projects were selected as examples of consultations that breach the clinician patient 'dyad', incorporating additional 'voices'voices

Bilateral damage to these areas produces the most telling cases of vigilant akinetic mutism in humans, a condition characterized by a blank state of mind, in which the patient lies inert in bed with the eyes open, but without any evidence of ideation, emotional experience, and motivational drive whatsoever [Fisher, 1983].

A telling case is to be found in Milan.

"Lebanon is a telling case," said Osama Safa, director of the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies here.

But more than anything else, the Bob Jones debacle is a telling case study of the importance of symbolic politics.

At the University of Wyoming, we believe our in-progress program development addresses these challenges and in so doing can function as a telling case for those seeking to position their programs as responsive to the range of constituencies with legitimate stakes in contemporary writing studies.

In the "don't ask, don't tell" cases, Ms. McNeil concluded that there was no legal basis for a conscientious objector claim.

Whether or not you get to keep your Oscar night outfit is a matter decided, we were told, case by case.

A more telling case across the Mediterranean is Spain.

I could go on for pages telling of cases of rape and brutality almost beyond belief.