And there's one especially telling point.
It is perhaps, sadly, the most important and telling point in this debate.
The telling point about his virtues was that he would never appear in commercials.
One final – and telling – point came from Stephen Tall, co-editor of Liberal Democrat Voice.
Froome makes a small but telling point when discussing the view that he gets more flak than Contador.
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"The really telling point is if you cannot get into or out of the seat with the armrests down, you need to use another seat".
"The fact that we have this high incidence of the association of rats and lawyers is a telling point," he said.
It's actually a trivial though telling point that this narrative requires fudging or outright lying about the point that prominent Keynesians warned in advance that the Obama stimulus was inadequate.
A modest but telling point about him is that his two daughters, Polly and Jessica, by his first wife, Janet Huxley, both went to state schools and that this Tory health minister did not belong to any private scheme.
Bachmann's ad wants to remind voters of the shockingly poor quality of the other GOP candidates and – as if they needed telling – point out all the glaring ways Romney is a flip-flopping liberal in disguise.
