Sentence examples for telling example of a from inspiring English sources
A telling example of a flexible field, Ms. Goldin points out, is obstetrics.
But Djibouti is also a telling example of a problem that has bedeviled the Bush administration's war on terror: the struggle to harmonize its own military goals with the needs of the countries in which it is operating.
Still, Mr. Bush's reaction to the biggest international economic crisis so far in his presidency is a telling example of a new -- and perhaps risky -- approach to the kind of national economic bankruptcies that dominated Washington's dealings with the world's emerging markets in the late 1990's.
Cadmium is another telling example of a chemical that was not shown to be carcinogenic in 2-year studies of Wistar rats (Löser 1980), but caused various tumors in the lung in a 31-month study of Wistar rats (Takenaka et al. 1983).
Frank Lampard, at 36, is a telling example of an experienced player's talent being managed expertly for the greatest reward.
A telling example of such a hands-on incentivizing campaign is the 'Don't U Dare' PCC promotional video of the March of Dimes foundation [ 11].
Whatever else it means, the festival is a telling example of how far a once urgently countercultural ethos has been absorbed into middle-class consciousness.
MSC provides a telling example of 'informational governance', that is, a mode of environmental governance wherein information plays a centripetal but often also contested role.
For Balmond, the Ito Serpentine pavilion was a telling example of what he calls the power of algorithm, of a simple mathematical rule repeatedly applied.
The Czech composer Josef Förster achieved widespread recognition in his own country as a master of choral style, and a telling example of this may be heard in the cantata Mortuis fratribus, written as a kind of requiem after the end of World War I.
Shevardnadze, with whom we each worked closely, offers a telling example of the path from successful leadership to an unhappy end.
