Sentence examples for telling instances from inspiring English sources

One of the weirdest and most telling instances of persistent left-wing anti-Hamilitonianism occurred in 1970, at the end of the trial of the Chicago Seven, when the Yippie leader Abbie Hoffman, upon being sentenced to five years in prison for inciting a riot (a sentence soon reversed), identified himself as a Jeffersonian — and went out of his way to attack Hamilton.

A telling instance came during the Scottish independence campaign, when George Galloway – fighting for no – made his final appeal to an arena packed with thousands of first-time, teenage voters.

But the proposed restoration of full relations with Egypt, the first Arab state to make formal peace with Israel, is a telling instance of Iran's new pragmatism.From their lair in the parliament building, the reformists view all this with wry amusement.

We have observed a rare but telling instance of a spontaneous abnormal embryo in which the process of concentric posterior patterning has proceeded in the absence of any germ band formation.

One telling instance is a vitrine containing faience hippopotamuses, pretty little sky-blue creatures that resemble trinkets or children's toys.

In a telling instance, the secret police officers monitoring the launch of the Philosophy Steamer raised their hats in salute as it left the harbor, shouting: "We are all Russians.

But in one telling instance, Monster inserted himself as a mediator between some of the the platform's most notorious white supremacists and their critics — and came down on the side of the neo-Nazis.

It was telling, for instance, that the best player on the pitch at Celtic Park - Charlie Mulgrew - looked heavy-legged in the closing exchanges.