Sentence examples for telling observation from inspiring English sources

What we have is reflection, humour and telling observation: a memorable epic.

This is a telling observation, capturing the shift in focus from the representational image to the idea.

"McNamer is a careful writer, a master of the small, telling observation," Susan Bolotin wrote here last year.

This is a telling observation, coming from the man who has known all the personalities of his time.

For lack of anything better to write, I thought I'd pass along a banal but telling observation I recently made about, of all things, Gatorade.

A most telling observation by a GCHQ official was made after Margaret Thatcher's decision, supported discreetly by the US, to impose a ban on trade union membership at Britain's biggest intelligence-gathering agency.

She makes telling observations on what might be seen as the connections among aristocratic thinness, money, social snobbery and horses.

Two Earth-orbiting telescopes have made telling observations of the last gasps of matter just before it is sucked into a black hole.

A complex character who makes telling observations on the limitations of language, he becomes a spokesman for what is being lost.

There were a handful of nice lines and telling observations but overall it was trying too hard not to try too hard.

One of several telling observations by Chanelle, McCoy's wife, in Being AP is that when he was racing, McCoy "became a really selfish person".