Sentence examples for telling note from inspiring English sources
On that telling note, Chief Justice William Rehnquist ended the lively oral argument with "the case is submitted".
Another telling note in the Israel Hayom interview came when he talked about where any criticism of Israel should be voiced: If there were places where we disagree, I would hold these disagreements in private conversations, not in public forums.
In Ms. Hay's written dance score for "No Time to Fly," full of drawings and instructions (it is available for purchase after the show), she includes a telling note, or a command, to herself: "While dancing I make an effort not to hesitate".
One telling note about Ramsay.
Mistakes are hushed up, lies told, notes 'lost', lawyers briefed.
"They'll have a tragic story to tell," notes Miles E. Groves, chief economist at the Barry Group, a Bethesda, Md.-based marketing and communications consulting firm.
Hard to tell, notes Kathrin Altwegg, a physicist at the University of Bern in Switzerland, because the new findings don't reveal the absolute amount of water still on Mars.
All told, noted the report: "ISIS generally operated with extreme indifference or hostility to the survival and well-being of its Christian victims".
If you're wondering what those plans are, it's telling to note he's directing Jitney for the cycle.
Then tell the note receiver to turn to that page and get the note.
