Sentence examples for telling of its from inspiring English sources
His book will provide ammunition both to those who despise Israel and those who revere it, telling of its darkest deeds as well as its shining triumphs.
In the end, however, her unflinching resistance to persuasion and threats opens his eyes to Nazi horrors and he dies shouting "the truth" to German youth.Not only does the plot creak with contrivance but the film, in the telling of its tale, is so rigidly theatrical that it squanders its meagre effects.
In Iraq's young democracy, the telling of its past seems beholden to politics in a different way.
Still, Germany's desire to include its colonial victims in the official telling of its history is new.
Her record was not only a springboard for a different kind of dance music but a telling of its history through one girl's wide eyes.
In the telling of its original defenders, such as Alan Greenspan and George Gilder, the New Economy would be a wonderful place, marked by rising productivity, rising incomes, enhanced competition, and lower prices.
Earlier this month, a senior officer who sits on the shadow board told councillors they hadn't been told of its existence as it was "pretty boring stuff".
Numerous manuscripts of it survive to tell of its popularity.
But this year, it was told of its selection on Aug. 1.
It also tells of its tea-making talents, breweries and pubs.
In a test British amateur musicologist Peter Russell also referred to the music as "artistic and delightful" after hearing it before being told of its origin.
