Sentence examples for telling concerns from inspiring English sources

Of all the anecdotes that attest to Maria Callas's uncompromising artistry, the most telling concerns her performances in Verdi's "Traviata" in Lisbon in 1958.

The National Post published an editorial while the committee sat, concluding that "such grudging, belated concessions are not sufficient, nor do they address many of the most telling concerns about the bill".

The plot, we are told, concerns a young princess (named Patricia) who is trapped in an unhappy marriage.

In addition, I was told, concerns were expressed about appointing someone with a political background.

The plot, from what I can tell, concerns a married Broadway director (Wilson) who falls for a prostitute (Poots) and the misadventures that follow.

The New Yorker, December 14 , 1992P. 44 Talk story about an anecdote Mortimer Zuckerman tells concerning the late Robert Maxwell.

By Alexander Chancellor The New Yorker, December 14 , 1992P. 44 Talk story about an anecdote Mortimer Zuckerman tells concerning the late Robert Maxwell.

Marcel Kahan, a law professor at New York University, said he suspected that much of the story had not yet been told concerning the strength of the S.E.C. charge.

He told concerned relatives that he felt at ease in the town, assuring them that he was safe despite the past 15 months of violence.

Ms May told concerned MPs last month that "as the minister with responsibility for national security, it is right that I, as Home Secretary, and not the courts, impose an order of this kind".

What should the patients be told concerning the results of the two trials when one trial continues and the other is stopped?