Sentence examples for telling point for from inspiring English sources

But the most telling point for Fury is that he acknowledged he has achieved his "dream!

The most telling point for me was when Andrea said "... clearly she is involved in a religious organization that is much more right wing that she (pause) claims to be".

But again, for me the telling point in the wake of Clark's death is not so much the naked double standard in play.

And there's one especially telling point.

FOLLOWING Hume, Mr. Rachels makes the telling point that "if it is for God alone to decide when we shall live and when we shall die, then we 'play God' just as much when we cure people as when we kill them". He notes the difference between passive euthanasia (allowing someone to die) and active euthanasia (assisting someone to die).

Less welcoming, though, were the Spectator's Alastair Smart – "time after time he appears on the verge of a telling point but opts for a gag instead" – and the Independent's Marcus Field, who similarly slated his "cheeky chappy approach".

Zawahiri makes some telling psychological points; for instance, he says that the imprisoned Fadl is projecting his own weakness on the mujahideen, who have grown stronger since Fadl deserted them, fifteen years earlier.

"In the end that was the telling point and a disappointing end for me". Match ends, Dagenham and Redbridge 1, York City 0. Second Half ends, Dagenham and Redbridge 1, York City 0. Attempt missed.

You'll always have regrets, about not mentioning something, mentioning the wrong thing, having too many 'ums' and paused... the most important thing is that you got your main telling points across and were successful for the most part.

I think this is a telling point.

He told Sport Nation: "I was told at one point for about a 24-hour period literally not to hold my breath for too long, let alone move because if a bleed started in my head, there's nothing they could do.