Sentence examples for telling commentary from inspiring English sources

Macmillan's initiative is a telling commentary on an industry hovering on the brink of crisis.

Its genesis and afterlife provides a telling commentary on the global currency of sculpture in the 19th century.

That lefty bloggers and pundits ate up Biden's antics is a telling commentary on how vitriolic the left in general has become.

And in a decision that is a telling commentary on the general's cautious style of governance, he has not signed the nuclear test ban treaty.

But it is a telling commentary that a president can commit his nation to an armed conflict that does not bear on the nation's self-interest without having to obtain the formal approval of a majority of the people's elected representatives or engage the public in a deliberative discussion.

Even so, he did not challenge ABC's enforcement of the rule in his case (itself a telling commentary on which line of work media or politics–is more alluring these days).

Relations between McGeough and the paper deteriorated when he was told his commentary on the US president, Donald Trump, was "too anti-Trump", a view held by his bosses Chessell, Greg Hywood and Sean Aylmer.

Unless there is a pause that tells you commentary is okay, keep your side comments to "Oh" and "Man".

Mr Farage did offer some political commentary, telling Mr Van Rompuy: "You appear to have a loathing of the very concept of the existence of nation states.

Even from the position of an observer, the demo is hilarious — it has everything from meta commentary telling the presenter "Dude, this is an E3 demo, step it up," to a great scene involving Timmy that I don't want to spoil (but trust).

… [I] had a hell of a time trying to bring these two worlds together — never succeeded actually; but I did in the novel 'The Sea is My Brother,' where I created two new symbols of these two worlds, and welded them irrevocably together". That's a telling bit of commentary, albeit full of youthful overstatement — not so much for what it says about the novel as for Kerouac's insight into himself.