Sentence examples for telling highlights from inspiring English sources

Armstrong concedes that the religious story she's telling highlights only a particular trend within monotheistic faith.

"...The Hawks had earned their league-wide reputation for being highly skilled but softer than pond ice on a 40-degree day...the most telling highlights for the league's best team have had little to do with goals or assists.

The evolution of Central Magnet over the last 30 years, in Mr. Moran's telling, highlights how this pattern might change.

Encircled by 30 to 50 adolescents onstage, the celebrity hosts will answer questions in categories ranging from "Kiss and Tell" (highlights from their first kisses) to "Rumor Busters" ("What?! You mean you and Britney aren't getting married, Justin?") "When TeeNick spins the bottle, the bottle decides what they're going to do," Ms. Zarghami said.

"[I know they're listening] when they stop doing other things and look at me," a 7-year-old boy from the poll told Highlights.

It was a telling exchange, highlighting the Posey paradox.

Cameron's reply was telling and highlighted why the reforms have come unstuck.

Newspapers specialise in telling stories, highlighting injustice, and rallying people behind important causes – putting pressure on those with power to help transform the lives of those who deserve our help.

We've been telling stories highlighting Logan's history to show people where we come from, sharing what our city has to offer, showcasing the improvements that we have seen and talking about where we can go from here.

Don't Tell Alfred highlights Fanny's marriage to a don-turned-ambassador, which is rather less interesting than all the other catch-up content on the cast of eccentrics in the previous two books.

Microsoft tells us Highlights is still in the works for the desktop app.