Sentence examples for telling indictment from inspiring English sources

The past two weeks have been a telling indictment of the international community.

The US department of justice today filed a telling indictment to which BAE has agreed to plead guilty.

That the report could identify no such initiatives, nor think of any of its own, is a telling indictment.

McQuaid's greatest struggle, and perhaps a telling indictment of his tenure, has been his difficulty in simply getting onto the ballot.

Stewart Wingate Chief executive, Gatwick airport Could there have been a sadder and more telling indictment of modern Britain than John Holland-Kaye's analysis of Heathrow's future role.

The fact that both Bartley and Williamson have an obvious deep fondness for their British roots is an even more telling indictment of London's inability to hold on to them.

Duch implicated his superiors directly, according to the indictment, telling investigators, "I always reported to the superiors and they always ordered the arrest of the persons implicated".

But it remained agnostic about who the perpetrators were; given that Iran, along with Russia, is the most hands-on sponsor of the Assad regime, this is telling — a silent indictment.

What is most telling about the Bonds indictment in comparison to other recent celebrity cases is just how little information is actually in the indictment itself.

Prigozhin, who is subject to American economic sanctions, reacted to the indictment by telling the Russian news agency Ria Novosti, "The Americans are very impressionable people; they see what they want to see".

Mr. Murphy said that Holly's family had been told of the indictment.