Sentence examples for telling points from inspiring English sources

Defensively, it was rare to see Chelsea make so many individual errors at telling points.

But Mr. Freeman, who is 23, is also making some telling points with Shakespeare Cuisinart.

Those are telling points in measuring a golfer's potential, and McIlroy's, at the moment, appears to be limitless.

The film makes some telling points about the inability of the young married couple to accept adult responsibility.

Murphy makes telling points about the solipsism of political élites and the impact of corruption and cronyism on civil society, but he stops short of predicting America's fall.

Dennis Forbes Grattan Aberdeen Michele Kirschch (Section 2, 17 December) makes some telling points in her piece on seasonal excess and the addict, but she makes two claims which, for a recovering alcoholic like me, just aren't true.

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.